Beta Tau Fraternity (ΒΤ) was founded on September 29 1957 in Potsdam, New York as a Clarkson University fraternity. Beta Tau has remained an active social fraternity since that time. Although mainly a social fraternity, Beta Tau is also active in other respects including community events and interfraternity sports.

The Beta Tau Fraternity house is situated on lovely Washington Street, where there is an excellent view of majestic Potsdam. From the front porch of the house, you have a clear view of the VFW, and the "beautiful" purple house across the way. Neighboring the house is a local Sorority, Phi Sigma Sigma, and a rental house known as "The White House". At the end of the road, there is a set of railroad tracks, once host to the infamous "Sable Jump" in which a car full of brothers launched over the railroad tracks at a death defying 70 mph, and "flew" for 40 linear feet.

A portal for the Beta Tau actives and alumni is maintained by John Menkart on behalf of the fraternity and can be accessed at:
http://bt.menkportal.com

The Washington DC area has a high concentration of relocated Alumni.

External links

The Beta Tau Portal