Marquette Chapter of Triangle Fraternity

Triangle is the only North American professional and social fraternity exclusively for men majoring in engineering, architecture, and the sciences.
There are more than 15,000 living alumni today.
Triangle was founded at the University of Illinois in 1907 - making us over 100 years old.
Just as top-ranked colleges are discerning in their admissions, so is Triangle -- we are highly selective when we tap men for membership in the Fraternity.
Members of Triangle have immediate connections to academic support and tutoring.
In today's global society, sometimes it's not what you know, rather, who you know... Notable Triangle alumni include:
- Mike Morhaime (founder of Blizzard Entertainment)
- Steve Miller (former CEO of Shell Oil)
- Ed McCracken (founder of Silicon Graphic)
- Ellison Onizuka (astronaut on Space Shuttle Challenger)
- Ed Wedbush (CEO of Wedbush Morgan)

Triangle Fraternity was founded at Marquette in 1937 making it one of the oldest men's fraternities at the institution.
Triangle is one of a handful of fraternities who maintain a Greek Mansion at Marquette.
Triangle members are active in IFC and other student organizations.
Annual dues at Triangle are among the lowest of the men's fraternities at Marquette.
Most members balance their academic shedules with fun Triangle events and part-time jobs at the Alumni Memorial Union, Computer Labs, Apartments, and the Library.
Notable Marquette Triangle Alumni include:
- John Wakerly (VP and CTO Cisco Systems)
- James McShane (CEO The McShane Co.)
- Gerald Rauenhorst (Chairman CEO Opus Corp.)
- Dr. Stanley Jaskolski (past OPUS Dean of Engineering)
- Dr. Jon Jensen (Associate Dean for Enrollment Management)
- Francis Jacoby (Adjunct Associate Professor & Director of Undergraduate Labs)
- Dr. Arthur C. Moeller (Professor Emeritus & Director of Undergraduate Studies)