Triangle Fraternity Ratings at UC

Triangle doesn’t fake anything. No fake hype, no fake brotherhood, no trying to act like something we’re not. Just a tight group of smart guys who actually respect each other and want to build something real. We’re not the loudest house, but we’re the one that’s moving up for the right reasons. If you’re looking for clout and chaos, look somewhere else. If you want a legit fraternity with good people and a future, this is it. Proud to be part of it—and yeah, we’re only getting started.

Triangle doesn’t get enough credit. The guys are genuinely smart, focused, and down to earth. You can tell they take academics seriously, but they also have a really solid sense of community and respect for each other. It’s not the loudest house on campus, but there’s something refreshing about that. No drama, no ego—just good people doing their thing. If you’re looking for a chapter where you can grow, surround yourself with driven guys, and actually feel like you belong, Triangle is worth checking out.

Triangle isn’t loud, and that’s the point. While other houses are busy faking hype and holding onto reputation, these guys are actually building something. Every dude I’ve met from Triangle has been sharp, respectful, and locked in—not just socially, but in life. No ego, no theatrics, just a group of guys who show up for each other and get things done. It’s the kind of brotherhood people pretend to have, but never really do. Call it underrated, call it overlooked—either way, Triangle’s the one to watch. And this year, people are finally starting to notice.

We get it—we’re the engineers, the guys you probably don’t expect to make noise. But the truth is, Triangle’s full of sharp, grounded guys who know how to build things that last. Not just code and circuits—real brotherhood. Meanwhile, some other houses dropped 15 spots because they let anyone in with a pulse and a Venmo account. It’s not sabotage. It’s consequences. You can’t fake standards forever. While they’re partying their way into irrelevance, we’re quietly moving up. Keep sleeping. We’ll be here when you finally start paying attention.

Triangle is the most underrated fraternity at UC, hands down. These guys are smart, grounded, and actually respect each other—no fake clout or ego contests here. They've been quietly building something real: a tight brotherhood with purpose. Their events are getting better every semester, and they’re involved in things that matter on campus. You can tell they care about making a name for themselves the right way. If you're looking for a solid group of guys who value integrity, ambition, and good times without the drama, Triangle is it. Easily 5 stars. Watch them rise. This fall is their moment.

As brothers in Phi Delt, we’ve always believed in building strong character and community—and Triangle reflects a lot of that. They’re not flashy or loud, but what they’re doing is real. You can tell their brotherhood is tight, and their guys carry themselves with integrity. Smart, respectful, and grounded. We’ve shared a few events with them and always walked away impressed. They’re the kind of house that’s easy to overlook, but once you meet them, it sticks with you. They’re building something meaningful over there. Keep going, fellas. You’ve earned a lot of respect on this side.

Associates with:
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity

Triangle might be ranked last but they’re first in building your WiFi. These guys are the definition of “mind your business, build something, and vibe.” They’re not chasing clout, they’re chasing patents. Parties are rare but honestly fun because no one’s trying to impress anybody. They’ll help you with your CS homework, beat you in pong with zero emotion, and then disappear back into the lab. Is it a frat? Is it a think tank? No one knows. Triangle’s not bottom-tier—they’re just playing a different game entirely.

Very underrated good guys not talked abt enough need to be talked abt more on the up for sho and doing good things on campus

Fantastic group of people. I went to one of thier parties and had a blast. They offered to pay my student loans. I politely declined outta respect.

Associates with:
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Sigma Rho Sorority

There are two types of members: the ones that you "expect" who are typical to the stereotype that has been given to this frat and there are the good guys. I have met both types and even the stereotypical members are not too bad. I enjoy hanging out the the "normal" ones a lot and there are a lot of genuinely nice people. They have a really great sense of brotherhood as well and they go to a decent amount of events.