Pi Kappa Alpha, also known as Pike, is a male collegiate fraternity founded on March 1, 1868, at the University of Virginia. Built on the principles of integrity, intellect, and high moral character, Pike strives to develop men who lead with purpose and honor. The fraternity emphasizes leadership, academic success, and service to the community as key pillars of membership. Through shared values and strong brotherhood, members form lifelong friendships and connections that extend far beyond college. Pi Kappa Alpha encourages excellence in all aspects of life, both personally and professionally, with our main founding principles being that every Pike is a scholar, leader, athlete, and gentleman. With over 220 chapters and colonies across the United States and Canada, Pike continues to inspire generations of men to reach their full potential. At our university, we proudly uphold these traditions and values as we build a strong and lasting legacy.
Message from the President:
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As a newly founded chapter, Pi Kappa Alpha at UConn is built with intention, purpose, and pride. Our mission is to develop men of integrity, leadership, and lifelong character while creating a brotherhood rooted in accountability and respect. As founding members, we have the unique responsibility of setting a standard that will shape this chapter for generations to come—one defined by excellence in scholarship, meaningful campus involvement, and service to the UConn and surrounding communities.
We strive to be a fraternity that adds value to the university by fostering personal growth, encouraging leadership, and promoting a culture where members support one another both inside and outside the classroom. Pi Kappa Alpha at UConn is more than an organization—it is a brotherhood committed to building strong men and leaving a lasting, positive impact on campus. We look forward to growing this chapter with men who share our values and vision. |