But Maguire’s evolution goes deeper than events—it’s also a story of inclusivity and impact. In 2003, embracing the spirit of Title IX, the “university” officially opened its doors to women, transforming from a guys’ club into a truly co-ed social powerhouse. Around 2010, philanthropy became a core pillar, with the group raising funds for causes close to their hearts—especially medical and cancer research, inspired by the tragic loss of many members over the years.

Initiatives such as participating in “Blackout Cancer” games at university basketball matchups highlight their commitment, blending hoops passion with real-world giving. They also award honors to the actual winning coaches of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, turning their prank origins into genuine respect for the game. The NYAC Winged Foot Award is a highlight. Through initiatives like the MU–TKE Alumni Association—the only real fraternity tied to a fictitious university—they support donations and scholarships.