Omega Phi Gamma (ฮฉฮฆฮ), also known as Omegas or OPhiG, is an Asian-interest fraternity established in the Spring of 1995 at the University of Texas at Austin. They strive to promote brotherhood, leadership, and service within the Asian-American community while maintaining the highest levels of professional excellence. Furthermore, they encourage the personal development of members to become successful men. One of the annual events that Omegas are best known for is their UNITY talent show, where the brothers perform their traditional step routine and new step show. UNITY is hosted in the first few weeks of the fall semester and has been a popular annual fraternity tradition since 1995 -- the event often filling up to capacity. UNITY is a showcase of Asian American talent, where a majority of Asian organizations on campus perform with the message of celebrating their heritage, promoting cultural diversity, and recognizing the similarities and differences of all Asian-American cultures in hopes of bringing people closer together. Omega Phi Gamma is also known for the strong bonds they share within Tri-Family, the bonds they share with their sister sorority Sigma Phi Omega and brother fraternity Delta Epsilon Psi. The founding fathers of Omega Phi Gamma founded the fraternity with the purpose of promoting cultural, social, and leadership development of college students of Asian-interest.
