Nu Beta Epsilon (ΝΒΕ) was an American professional Jewish law fraternity.
[1][2] Nu Beta Epsilon was formed in 1919 at Northwestern University School of Law by Barnet Hodes, with the assistance of Louis Brandeis and Dean Wigmore, as a Greek letter fraternity for Jewish students at accredited law schools.
[4][7][2] Representatives of the two fraternities met at a convention in Columbus, Ohio in 1939 with Hodes as the keynote speaker.
[2] The Ground Council of the fraternity's annual national convention governed Nu Beta Epsilon.
[2] Nu Beta Epsilon was founded as non-sectarian, with no racial membership limitations.