History of the "World Class" Kappa Tau Chapter at SMU:

The Kappa Tau Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated, was chartered at Southern Methodist University in the Fall of 1974 under the guidance of, then, Omicron Sigma.  Because of the progression of our initial members and past lines, the chapter slowly faded away. 

However, on December 11, 2004, the Kappa Tau Chapter was resurrected under the guidance of Bro. Zachariah E. A. Shirley (Former National Pan-Hellenic Council Head Quarters 2nd Vice President) and Bro. Whusheane Perry, both members of the "Audaciously Platinum" Gamma Kappa undergraduate chapter at Paul Quinn College in Dallas, Texas.  Bro. Wilson Rubin, member of Theta Mu Sigma graduate chapter of Dallas, Texas, was the adviser of the Kappa Tau Chapter at SMU and aided in the resurrection of the chapter. 

The resurrecting members - collectively known as the "Two Knights of the Resurrection" - include Bro. John T. Holiday, Jr. and Bro. Brandon A. Jackson.  Since its resurrection, the brothers of the Kappa Tau chapter have mirrored the Fraternity's motto, "Culture For Service and Service For Humanity" and have continued to make their cause known.  Since its resurrection, the Kappa Tau Chapter has been known as one of the hardest working fraternities at SMU.