Learn the story behind Phi Gamma Delta at the University of Utah — and the principles that guide our brotherhood every day.
After years away from the University of Utah, Phi Gamma Delta officially reestablished its presence on campus in 2025 and is set to recharter in 2026. We're a brand-new chapter with a founding spirit — every brother here is helping build something from the ground up.
That energy is what sets us apart. We don't carry decades of "the way things have always been done." Instead, we have a group of driven men shaping the culture, traditions, and standards of this chapter from day one — carrying the weight of FIJI's national legacy while writing an entirely new chapter of our own at Utah.
"Every tradition, every standard, every piece of our culture is being shaped right now."The Founding Class · Utah
Re-established on campus
Set to recharter
To build a supportive and inclusive brotherhood that fosters personal growth, academic achievement, and service to our community — developing men who lead with integrity, think critically, and leave a positive impact on the world.
Phi Gamma Delta was founded in 1848 at Jefferson College in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. With the motto "Not for College Days Alone," FIJI has grown to more than 120 active chapters across North America — one of the largest and most influential men's fraternities.
Our national organization has produced leaders in business, politics, academics, and public service. The principles established over 175 years ago continue to guide our chapter's commitment to friendship, knowledge, service, morality, and excellence.
Visit National FIJIThe executive board leading our chapter in 2026.
This is a rare opportunity to be part of something from the very beginning. The brothers here aren't just joining a fraternity — they're founding one. We believe brotherhood isn't only about shared experiences; it's about shared purpose. When we give back together, push each other academically, and hold each other accountable, we become the kind of men who lead long after college ends.
Become part of a brotherhood that will shape your college experience and last a lifetime.
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