Pi Kappa Phi is among the Purdue leaders in each of the statistical categories from the spring 2018 semester.
The chapter was in the Top 10 in 3 of the 4 categories among the 40 Purdue fraternities, including:
- No. 2 in membership with 159 (Zeta Beta Tau was largest with 182)
- No. 5 in grades with a 3.13 GPA (No. 1 Farmhouse had 3.20)
- No. 3 in philanthropy dollars with $10,813
- No. 11 in service hours with 829
Individual chapter members exceled in many academic areas as well. They include:
- 107 members were at a 3.0 or higher in the spring semester, or 68.2 percent.
- 59 members earned dean’s list and/or semester honors, 37.6 percent.
- 17 members had a 4.0 GPA, 10.8 percent.
And during the summer, nine members were on the Journey of Hope cross-country cycling trip raising funds for the Ability Experience and awareness for people with disabilities.
Sam Ragsdale, Jonathon Gianakos and Drew Sickman pose with a Purdue flag in Seattle prior to leaving on the 2018 Journey of Hope. The three are among nine members evenly divided among the three routes – North, Trans and South.