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Welcome |
With over 100 brothers, Pi Kappa Phi is one of the largest fraternities on campus. Despite our size, we remain an extremely tight-knit brotherhood.
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We use shared experiences to support people with disabilities and develop the men of Pi Kapp into servant leaders.
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Interested in becoming a Pi Kapp? We're looking forward to hosting a week of rush events this semester: Fall 2019
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"Thank you for visiting the webpage of Pi Kappa Phi at Virginia Tech. Since 1971, the Delta Alpha Chapter has been continually striving towards building better men, achieving academic success, and giving back to the Blacksburg community. We are a leading fraternity on campus with over 100 brothers who are committed to shared values and beliefs."
- James Cory, President
Who We Are
We are students committed to building an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that encourages service to others for the betterment of our communities. We envision a world where every Pi Kapp embraces his role as a leader, puts service before self, and improve the world around him.
Delta Alpha ChapterSince 1971, the Delta Alpha chapter has been continually striving towards building better men, achieving academic excellence, and giving back to the Blacksburg community. We are a leading fraternity on campus with over 100 active brothers who remain committed to our shared values and beliefs.
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Pi Kappa PhiPi Kappa Phi is an American Greek Letter secret and social fraternity. It was founded on December 10, 1904 at the College of Charleston in South Carolina. The fraternity has 179 active chapters and more than 113,000 initiated members. Leadership is the very root of our organization and is the principle that shall guide us forward.
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Virginia Tech HokiesBefore we become Pi Kapps we are students of Virginia Tech. As Hokies we are committed to representing the values of the University we call home. We strive to be servant leaders by embodying the University's motto, Ut Prosim, That I May Serve. All the while, we never forget we are here to learn and grow as individuals.
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What We Do
Pi Kappa Phi at Virginia Tech is committed to three values above all else:
Leadership |
Service |
Brotherhood |
What We're Proud Of
Journey of Hope 2016
Ability Experience Carnival
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Growth of our brotherhood
We Have Much to be Proud ofFrom the Journey of Hope and Sudflood to the Ability Experience Carnival, our chapter is proud of our recent accomplishments.
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Journey of Hope
Philanthropy
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Featured News
Fourth Annual ABEX CarnivalThe Fourth annual Ability Experience Carnival was a huge success! We had a large crowd out to War Memorial Hall for a day of games, activities, and dancing. The carnival featured over a dozen booths, some of our favorites including rubber duck racing, as well as trick shot basketball! We really appreciate all of the local Special Olympics community for coming out and sharing the day with not only us, but the rest of the Virginia Tech community. We can't want until next year! |
Sudflood 2018Last year, Sudflood 27 not only raised over $13,000 for the IDA in the NRV, but was the best day of the Spring Semester by far! Join us this year on April 7th, 2018 at Top of the Stairs here in Blacksburg for a day filled with good friends and great music, to support an even better cause. Stay tuned on the website as well as the VT Pi Kapp Facebook page for information on ticket sales! We look forward to seeing you there!
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Gear Up Florida 2017Kobi Hancz, Ned Quill and Sam Schmidt rode into Tallahassee, Florida after completing a 800-mile cycling event benefiting people with disabilities. We could not be more proud of these exceptional leaders for raising awareness for an important cause.
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Delta Alpha Alumni SocietyThe Delta Alpha Alumni Society helps the chapter communicate with our alumni and organizes alumni events. Our Alumni Society will assist the chapter in reconnecting old friends and fulfilling our mission of building lifelong brothers.
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