Oxford has more societies per student than almost anywhere on earth and, so far, no professional fraternity. That gap is the point: the college system already teaches Oxford students to belong to something small and lifelong, which is exactly the shape a chapter takes.

We are currently building the founding cohort that would bring a professional fraternity to Oxford — most likely Alpha Kappa Psi, given the demand from PPE, economics and law students, with Phi Alpha Delta a live conversation on the legal side.

Founding members set the constitution, the first recruitment class and the alumni relationships. There is no waiting list to join; there is a team to build.