Pi Kappa Phi brothers from Delta Psi (Texas – Arlington) are coming together in support of their chapter brother Angelo Rios who recently was admitted to the ICU at Texas Health Arlington Memorial fighting for his life because of a blood infection. Angelo is known for his contagious smile that can brighten anyone’s day and many refer to him as an individual hard to forget.
Photo Spotlight from Iota Pi (Dayton): Great time today with our Friends at United Rehabilitation Services of Greater Dayton!
Luke LeBouef, Beta Mu Chapter at McNeese State University
The brothers of Beta Sigma (Northern Illinois) recently took part in the Delta Gamma's Anchor Splash philanthropy event.
Photo Spotlight from Theta Nu (Delaware): Pictured are the Brothers of Theta Nu holding a harm reduction poster to remind us all to prioritize our own mental health and be a supportive brother and friend.
March is spring break month. Many students are hitting the beach or participating in Pi Kappa Phi’s Ability Camp through The Ability Experience. Some are just heading home for some rest before the home stretch of the school year.
While some chapter members stay in town over the spring break to work or catch up on needed studying, it’s important to make sure that we’re watching out for the chapter house. As the old saying goes “if it’s everybody’s responsibility, it’s no one’s responsibility,” the same is true for fraternity men and chapter housing. Here are a few things to remember this spring break:
These tips are courtesy of Holmes Murphy Insurance. Please make sure to stay safe this spring break. That includes our chapter homes on campus!
For more information on tips to prepare your chapter house, contact Pi Kappa Phi Properties at (980) 318-5360 or at Properties@pikapp.org.
Fraternal brotherhood is a bond between men that transcends and overcomes any adversity. On the evening of December 10, 1904, three men at the College of Charleston in South Carolina created a fraternity that stood on the principal of creating exceptional leaders and gentlemen of society.
On February 5-6, 2016, The University of Iowa held it's 22nd Dance Marathon to raise money for kids suffering from pediatric cancer at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
Set in 1975 during the Cold War, this novel is based on an actual project the US Navy was introducing. This project, known as Outlaw Shark, was designed to give US submarines the capability to effectively attack surface targets at much longer ranges than had ever been possible. The new generation of submarine-launched missiles would extend the attack range beyond the distance at which a submarine could positively identify and locate a target.
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