Archives, Photo Spotlights
8-Sep-15
Photo Spotlight from Delta Beta (North Georgia): Huge congrats to Brother Trey Glover for getting hitched today to his now lovely wife Jessica Combs!
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Archives, Photo Spotlights
4-Sep-15
Photo Spotlight fom Alpha Phi (Illinois Institute) brother Gabe Wolstenholme at the Great Buddah of Kotoku in Kamakura, Japan.
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3-Sep-15
#TBT Photo Spotlight from Gamma (UC Berkeley): Reciept of Master Chapter Award - Fall, 1971
Alumni News, Archives
Past National Staff member Derek Berger named Associate Vice President for Development at the Ball State University Foundation
Ball State University Foundation is pleased to announce that Derek Berger, Beta Xi Chapter (Central Michigan) alumnus and past national staff member, has been named associate vice president for development at the Ball State University Foundation.
Alumni News, Archives
20th Annual Chicagoland Pi Kappa Phi Golf Outing held in Chicago
There was a great turn out of 49 players, both Pi Kapp brothers and friends, who attended the "Bruce Swanson Classic".
Archives, Summer Events
Boise State senior rides bike across U.S. for people with disabilities
The numbers from Chris Heggenberger's bike ride across the United States speak volumes Ñ 4,396 miles, 72 days and 14 states.
Archives, Chapter News
Kappa vs. Sigma: Open House
Kappa and Sigma Chapters' alumni enjoyed an Open House at the Kelley A. Bergstrom Leadership Center (national HQ) before the college football season kicks off this evening with University of North Carolina taking on University of South Carolina at Bank of America Stadium here in Charlotte, N.C.
Archives, Photo Spotlights
2-Sep-15
Photo Spotlight from Eta Pi (Coastal Carolina): Congratulations to our brothers of the summer, Jay Dawsey and Shawn Miller.
Alumni News, Archives
Matessa, Nonprofit Support Same-Sex Parents and Families
When Joe Matessa, Delta Sigma (Bowling Green), and his husband, Billy Molasso, decided they wanted to adopt children, they knew they'd need to move someplace where laws were favorable to same-sex parents. Before leaving Chicago for Washington, D.C., six years ago, they happened upon Rainbow Families DC, an organization that offers support and education to LGBT families.
"They gave us so many resources we needed to start that process," Matessa says. So when he and his familyÑwhich had doubled in sizeÑmoved to Columbus two years ago, Matessa wanted to offer that same help to families here.
Enter Family Pride Network, which debuted at this year's Pride Festival.
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