While many students across the nation enjoyed their summer months working or going on vacation, one brother of the Eta Pi Chapter at Coastal Carolina University spent a large portion of his summer giving back to others.
A team of cyclists riding across the country stopped in Charlottesville Wednesday.
Joshua Velasquez's Journey of Hope: This picture is too good not to share! Brotherhood and teamwork at its finest.
They rode for MacKenna of North Carolina and Paul of New Castle.
Today, Pi Kappa Phi is riding for Cate of Milwaukee.
A team of cyclists stopped by Holy Angels in Belmont on Friday afternoon for a reunion.
Danville, VA-- Almost 4,000 miles! That's how far a group of 36 college students from all over the nation are cycling to raise money and awareness for people with disabilities.
In February 2010, Pi Kappa Phi alumnus John S. Ruud, Zeta Beta (UC San Diego), published Two Guys in a Garage, his first novel. John has a background in writing, publishing feature articles for a trade journal, short stories and a nonfiction book, but this is his first foray into a full-length work of fiction.
Bicyclists pedaling across the United States stopped at Holy Angels in Belmont on Friday to eat lunch with residents.
The Mr. Pi Kappa Phi Award is the fraternity's highest and most prestigious honor to be bestowed upon a member. Although they come from different backgrounds and professions, all recipients of Mr. Pi Kappa Phi have one thing in common: a profound love of and dedication to their fraternity. In 2013, Greg Linder, Omega (Purdue), was selected as the recipient of the Mr. Pi Kappa Phi award.
We want to share your accomplishments! Did your chapter just win Greek Week? Did you get a prestigious internship? Did you get married? Host an alumni event? Let us know with the quick form below and you could see your story on our website or in our next print issue of the Star & Lamp!
Submit News