Pi Beta Phi

michigan gamma CHAPTER

Chapter website: www.pibetaphi.org/msu

National website: www.pibetaphi.org

Twitter: @PiPhiMSU

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QUICK FACTS ABOUT PI BETA PHI:

Nickname: Pi Phi
Chapter house address: 343 N. Harrison
Date founded: April 28, 1867
Color(s): Wine and Silver Blue
Mascot/Symbol: Arrow and Angel

ABOUT PI BETA PHI AT MICHIGAN STATE:

Michigan State University’s Gamma Chapter of Pi Beta Phi was founded on February, 17, 1945. Our house is located at 343 North Harrison Road, just minutes away from the Brody Complex. Nationally, Pi Beta Phi was founded at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois on April 28th, 1867. Pi Phi was founded with the original name I.C. Sororis; the first national fraternity for women, modeled after the Greek-letter fraternities of men. Pi Beta Phi is a premier organization for women, based on philanthropic service, sincere friendship, integrity, personal and intellectual growth, honor and respect, and lifelong commitment.

GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.8

PHILANTHROPY EVENT:

Nationally, Pi Beta Phi's philanthropies revolve around literacy. All of our philanthropic efforts go toward Read>Lead>Achieve, which seeks to inspire a lifelong love of reading that can unlock true potential creating a more literate and productive society, as well as Arrow in the Arctic and Fraternity Day of Service. Pi Beta Phi's primary fundraising events are called Pi Phi Parlor and Halo Games. Pi Phi Parlor is held for sisters, their families and members of the Michigan State University Community every fall. We offer many sweet treats from local bakeries and shops to meet everyone’s sweet tooth needs. Halo Games is an event held in IM West where teams from all over the community compete in Minute-to-Win-it challenges. The top four teams will then battle it out in a dodgeball match to decide the winner. Additionally, Pi Beta Phi’s participate in Champions are Readers, in which members visit local schools and read to the children to better their proficiency in reading.

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