February 3, 2011 - by Jephren Perez - Pi Kappa Phi celebrates its 10th anniversary of chartering at Florida International University today. In just ten short years, our chapter has grown and flourished into a group of successful and well-known leaders on campus.

This group of men has worked together throughout the past 10 years to accomplish many great things, including supporting our national philanthropy, Push America. To date, the brothers of Theta Delta chapter have raised over $150,000 towards helping those with disabilities, Additionally, many men from our chapter have participated in Push America's various summer events, ranging from riding a bicycle from Miami to Tallahassee in Florida, to riding one from the Pacific Ocean to Washington D.C. and even participating in Build America, where brothers traverse multiple states to help make places more accessible for people with disabilities.

Our chapter has seen many great leaders during the past decade, ranging from Morale Captains in Dance Marathon to the Student Government Association president and more. Brothers have served as the overall director of FIU's Homecoming celebration, Peer Advisors for the university's incoming freshmen, and as presidents of various other student organizations. Many of our brothers have gone on to great success beyond their college years and have found career opportunities through the help of fellow brothers.

Founding father Alain Sanchez sums it up well: "If it wasn't for its founders 10 years ago, there wouldn't be a Theta Delta chapter of Pi Kappa Phi at FIU today, But if it wasn't for the hard work of all its alumni and (especially) active brothers, there wouldn’t be a leading Theta Delta chapter of Pi Kappa Phi at FIU today. As always I’m very proud to be a Theta Delta founder and I thank you all for keeping our dream alive for the last 10 years and hopefully the same can be done for many more decades. God bless our fraternity."


Theta Delta's Founding Fathers - February 3, 2001


Archon: Gabe Villanueva
Vice Archon External: Chris Arriera
Vice Archon Internal: Justin Espagnol
Treasurer: Jorge Roque
Secretary: Rick Sanchez, Jr.
Warden: Darren Villanueva
Historian: Mike Amado
Chaplain: Danny Reyes
Director of Service Engagment: Yosel Martinez

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April 24, 2010 - We would like to congratulate miss Carolina Soria as she was named our newest Rose Queen. We bestow this title upon her in recognition for her outstanding support and contributions to the chapter. Thank you Caro; we look forward to an amazing year with you!

















April 7, 2010 - by Chris Alderman - Incase you weren't there, we surpassed our goal of $2,000! Overall the event went amazing. Big shout out to all of you who were there the majority of the night and into the wee hours of the morning. The candle light vigil was beautiful and we had a great amount of people out there for it being at 3:00a.m. on a Wednesday morning. Once again, it's people like you who make events like these a success, and if it wasn't for your generosity we would have never reached our goal. You're all amazing!




As always, your continued support of the Anthony's Light Foundation is deeply appreciated. May his spirit live on in all of us. For more information, please visit the Anthony's Light website: www.anthonyslight.org or visit us on Facebook!





February 16, 2010 - The brothers of Pi Kappa Phi Theta Delta would like to extend our congratulations to Jined Lamata for winning our 2010 Miss PUSH America Pageant. We look forward to a great year ahead working with her on all of our PUSH events. Thank you to each and every contestant and to everyone who came out to support. We couldn't have done this without all of you!

Push America was founded in 1977 by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity with the purpose of instilling lifelong service in its members and enhancing the quality of life for people with disabilities. Push America is still fulfilling the purpose it was intended for, but has grown into a nationwide organization with numerous programs educating undergraduates, alumni, and communities about the abilities of people with disabilities. To learn more about PUSH America and what we do, visit our website at www.pushamerica.org.