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.
Matt Eilers, Beta Xi (Central Michigan), rejoins the Pi Kappa Phi staff as the Information Systems Manager.
Photo Spotlight from Epsilon Nu (Cal State - Sacramento): Midterms have you stressed? You just need to hit a car? We have you covered!
Eta Phi (Maryland-Baltimore County) brothers plunge into winter waters for the Special Olympics Polar Bear Plunge, an annual Maryland tradition in which thousands flock to jump into the Chesapeake Bay.
At Longwood University, the school sponsored Greek Life Council has an awards ceremony to recognize the fraternities and sororities on campus that are successful in many different ways, including community outreach, new members, and service for others.
Composing a sweetheart song in collaboration with your husband's brother while your three-months-old son gurgles nearby in his carriage is a far cry from the standard approach to song writing. But that's the way The Rose of Pi Kappa Phi first saw the light of day.
Photo Spotlight from Iota Omicron (Iona): Get excited for the second day of recruitment!! Rush Pi Kappa Phi
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