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Although A Short Period of Time, Pi Kapp Remains Monumental +
Looking back upon his time as a Pi Kappa Phi… Read More -
In Town For Homecoming With A Sweet Tooth? +
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In Adversity, Pi Kapp Shows Leadership Learned at 409 E. Fairmount +
Joe Paterno once said "The good news is that we… Read More -
Era Challenge - 409 Club By The Numbers +
The 409 Club has 57 Donors, and over 33k raised.… Read More -
Put A Pin In It! +
As you read in the previous story, each contributing Brother… Read More
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Welcome to Our Alumni Site
Because of our Alumni’s enthusiastic support, the Alumni Association is expanding their communications means to our Alumni by adding this Website and a Member E-blast to complement the newsletter distribution.
This website presents news and features articles about our alumni and undergraduate chapter activities. As an alumnus, please make your contribution to the website by sharing memorable, funny stories about your Brothers, your Experience, and pictures about your School Days.
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Mission and Vision
Our Mission
To create an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that develops leaders and encourages service to others for the betterment of our communities.
Our Vision
A future where every Pi Kappa Phi embraces his role as a leader, puts service before self and improves the world around him.
Although A Short Period of Time, Pi Kapp Remains Monumental
Looking back upon his time as a Pi Kappa Phi brother, Harry Barfoot ‘77 emphasized that the fraternity remains important to him over the years because of the lifelong friendships he made.
“Despite being a relatively short period of time, those years living with a group of guys under one roof at 409 East Fairmount Avenue are some of the most memorable. To this day, we still get together socially and enjoy sharing this history,” he said. Among many great memories, a weekend ski trip to Blue Knob stands out, with a large group of guys packed into one ski chalet. Living with 45+ other men – each with different perspectives, ideas, backgrounds, and interests – taught him and his brothers that they could accomplish a great deal when prioritizing the interests of the group over the interests of a single individual.
Read more: Although A Short Period of Time, Pi Kapp Remains Monumental
In Town For Homecoming With A Sweet Tooth?
Penn State Football fans will want a scoop of Berkey Creamery's newest flavor - "White Out." The popcorn flavored ice cream with white chocolate chips pays homage to the Penn State tradition of wearing white at designated home football games. The next White Out is Sept. 29 against Ohio State. "'White Out' has become a huge Penn State Athletics tradition, so it only made sense for us to help promote and complement their efforts," said Jim Brown, the Creamery's assistant manager, in a press statement. "We think this new flavor is going to be a touchdown with fans." The flavor is scooped at the Creamery and also sells in half-gallon containers and three-gallon tubs for purchase. The flavor is described as the perfect balance of sweet and salty.
In Adversity, Pi Kapp Shows Leadership Learned at 409 E. Fairmount
Joe Paterno once said "The good news is that we have the money, the bad news is that the money is in your pockets." 990 Active Alumni are in our database. 38 have given to our recolonization effort at Penn State - the 409 Club. If each of the remaining 952 Alpha Mus stepped up with a gift of $409 or more, the results would be astounding, approaching 390K. Now, we realize this number is very, very lofty. However, our goal is only 125K. We've raised over 38K toward that, leaving 87K left to be raised. of our 990 Brothers, we would need 212 Brothers to step up with a gift of $409 or more. Those 212 coupled with the 38 who have already pledged their allegiance. would equal only 250 Brothers. Please read on and consider why your participation is paramount.
Read more: In Adversity, Pi Kapp Shows Leadership Learned at 409 E. Fairmount
Alumni Profiles
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Jeff Hathaway '49
Q & A with Jeff Hathaway '49 Leading Alpha Mu in the "Taking Back Our Houses!" Effort This Q&A...
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Lew Perry '48
For Lew Parry '48, his Pi Kappa Phi and Penn State experience was anything but typical. During the...
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Mark Singel '75
Q & A with Mark Singel '75 An Impressive Political History ... but a Phi Kapp at Heart Some of you...
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Matthew Christ
Matthew Christ graduated from Penn State carrying with him fond memories and strong bonds from his...
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Maurice Ranc '61
'I Owe a Lot to the Fraternity' Maurice Ranc '61, known to his friends as Mo, retired from the...
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Ted Kraybill '75
Thank you to Ted Kraybill '75 for participating in this Q&A. Why did you join Pi Kapp as an...
Recent Online Donors
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Stephen DiOrio
1 month ago |
$ 500.00 |
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Timothy Clark
1 month ago |
$ 50.00 |
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Paul Lerro
1 month ago |
$ 500.00 |
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Andrew Walsky
2 months ago |
$ 409.00 |
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