An enabled athlete in a recent Push America Challenge event so eloquently stated "I am blind, not broken and the only limitations I have are the ones I set on myself" as she reflected on her experience in the mountains of Colorado with Push America.
Pi Kappa Phi has recently developed new video series to make our history more accessible to students and alumni.
The 18th annual Pi Kappa Phi Open was held in Lombard, Ill., outside of Chicago, on August 10 and was another resounding success.
On a muggy day in Charlotte, N.C., the pavement is still drying from a downpour that had swept through that afternoon. Tall trees, lush greenery and beautiful, large homes envelope a three-mile loop where cyclists and runners train for major events.
Alpha Iota has been very active in the community this semester, building a wheelchair ramp, heading up to Camp ASCCA to help with mentally and physically disabled people this weekend, and hosting a 3-day Push America fund raiser in April.
At nearly 14,000 feet of elevation, the heart screams for oxygen and the summit plays tricks on the mind. What appears close enough to touch seems to move further away with every step like a carrot dangling in the face of a mule. It calls for us to continue but every step is an accomplishment of its own.
Recently headquarters was pleased to receive an envelope filled with Pi Kappa Phi jewelry from the family of Jack Steward.
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