Twenty-one cyclists with the Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity pedaled into the parking lot of the Disability Achievement Center, 12552 Belcher Road S. in Largo, May 13, making a stop in the group's 16-day, 800-mile trek across Florida.
Stephen Kapp, University of Texas San Antonio (Iota Beta), left, catches a soccer ball thrown by Special Olympic two-time gold medalist Kaitlyn McQueen, right, while learning to balance while standing up in his stirrups at Tomorrow's Equestrian Center Tuesday night, May 19, 2015.
Photo Spotlight: Gear Up Florida team arriving at Webster Memorial Baptist Church in Lakeland, Florida. #UncommonOpportunities
On April 24, 2015, the brothers at Eta Rho (Texas State) had many reasons to celebrate. While attending the Greek Affairs awards ceremony, an unexpected number of awards were granted to not only members in the chapter but to the entire chapter itself.
Photo Spotlight from Iota Alpha (Sacred Heart): Brother Kyle Czarnecki from Iota Alpha is relieved to have finally graduated.
Photo Spotlight from Alpha Xi (St. John's): Today, Alpha Xi graduated an extraordinary group of men.
Pi Kappa Phi assumed three leadership roles and received eight awards at the Fraternity Communications Association Annual Conference in Louisville, Ky, on May 13-15, 2015.
LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Fraternity members from across America are spending the start of their summer vacations in Florida, raising money to help the disabled. It's called "Gear up Florida," and it's sure to work up a sweat!
This summer, Kyle Gacke, and Connor O'Neill will bike for 4,000 miles Ñ 67-straight days Ñ starting from San Francisco and ending up in Washington, D.C. Gacke and O'Neill are two University of Iowa juniors participating in the bike ride, called the Journey of Hope, which is organized through the philanthropy their fraternity Pi Kappa Phi owns.
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