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University:  University of Louisville - UL

Greek Organization:  Alpha Tau Omega

Author:  Certified Mt Fuji Boy

Comment:  These are good guys. They're small and not as involved on campus as they used to be. However, with a frat as new as this one, that's to be expected. (They said they've only been around since 2014) Any club like this is gonna fluctuate size, involvement, etc. When I was a freshman, they had upwards of 35-40 guys. Now I was told there's only a handful of them. This handful aren't your athletic pretty boy types. They're mega nerds now but they're cool nerds (if that makes sense..) I used to hang out with them a lot at bars and different houses that their bros lived in. They were all down to Earth, fun dudes to hang out/smoke a bleezy with. They tried to recruit me more than once but I declined because I had already pledged and dropped another frat and decided that it wasn't for me. I recently ran into a couple of them again. They still know everybody in their chapter and have a pretty tight-knit group. Some alumni that use to be in the frat still hang out with and support their guys. Thought this was cool because a lot of grads (my brother and a bunch of others I know lol) act pretentious and completely disaffiliate with their greek buddies once they get their cap and gown. This isn't the case with these guys, and now that I'm almost done with school, part of me wishes I would have joined this frat when I had the chance. Obviously this isn't a "top-tier" frat in public opinion but I'm rating it that because these guys are much more than a drinking club. They function like an actual fraternity, way better than anywhere else I've seen (at least from the outside) despite not throwing huge parties or having the best involvement on campus. It helps that everyone knows each other because they're small af right now and I'm hoping in 5-10 years they get more recruits and involvement as they grow. They'll do great things IF they can recruit people. I think they can do really well in the future