This weekend, Pi Kappa Phi welcomed chapter treasurers from across the country to the inaugural Pi Kapp College: Treasurers’ Academy in Charlotte, North Carolina. Over four impactful days, these undergraduate leaders gained essential training in financial risk management, budgeting, member accountability and leadership, equipping them to protect their chapters, strengthen operations and develop skills that will reach far beyond their role as treasurer. The experience also included professional networking opportunities, a visit to Pi Kappa Phi’s Kelley A. Bergstrom Leadership Center and the Eldred J. Harman Museum and a night of brotherhood at a Charlotte Knights baseball game. Pi Kapp College: Treasurers’ Academy is an investment in our Fraternity's future and our brothers' development. Thank you to everyone who made this event possible and to the attendees who embraced this new experience. This was made possible through the generous support of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation and our donors. Together, we’re building stronger chapters and better leaders. (fb)

History isn’t just something we preserve—it’s something we have a responsibility to pass on. In the spring 2025 issue of the Star & Lamp, step into the newly redesigned Eldred J. Harman Museum, a space that gives Pi Kappa Phi’s history a home worthy of its impact. Through handwritten minutes from our earliest meetings, exhibits dedicated to each entity of Pi Kappa Phi and displays featuring historic badges, publications and artifacts, the museum traces the evolution of our brotherhood; from a single room on 90 Broad Street to a national fraternity built on leadership and service. This museum served as a reminder of how we’ve built Pi Kappa Phi and is a blueprint for the brotherhood we’re still building, together. 📰 Read “Moment at the Museum” in the Spring 2025 Star & Lamp at the link below. https://ow.ly/qyOs50W3lKs (fb)