Pi Kappa Phi

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is a lasting reminder of selflessness, courage and honor.

On this Memorial Day, Pi Kappa Phi reflects on the freedoms we enjoy because of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We are forever grateful for their legacy and their service.

Congratulations to Rory Bullard, Alpha Sigma (Tennessee), the 2026 recipient of the Mark E. Timmes Interfraternal Leader of the Year Award.

From helping grow his chapter and leading record-setting philanthropic efforts to strengthening the fraternity community at the University of Tennessee, Rory has shown what it means to lead with purpose both on campus and beyond it.

Click the link below to learn more about Rory’s impact.

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Happy Mother’s Day!

Did you know Founder Mixson’s mother, Hannah Quirollo Mixson, was known as the “Mother of the Fraternity”? Nu Phi meetings were held in her home at 190 Wentworth Street, where many of the early plans for what would become Pi Kappa Phi were developed before our founding on December 10, 1904.

Swipe to see more Pi Kapp mothers! From our earliest days to today, mothers have played an important role in brothers' lives and in the story of our Fraternity. Today, we celebrate them and thank them for their love, support and encouragement.