News

This year’s rush produced one of the largest New Member classes in recent memory. Under the capable leadership of Rush Chairman, Jonah Charlton, the following New Members were welcomed by Beta Pi as the Alpha Epsilon class:

It is with great sorrow to report the death of one of Beta Pi’s most beloved brothers. Donald Motaka, Beta Pi ’71, passed away on December 21, 2020, from a rare autoimmune disease.

Following the death of a student at Bowling Green University, located in northwest Ohio, Pi Kappa Alpha International has ordered the immediate and indefinite suspension of “any existing or planned events, ceremonies, and functions leading up to and including new initiations” in every chapter and provisio

Pi Kappa Alpha’s Beta Pi chapter at the University of Pennsylvania has been ranked number one, the highest rating of all 37 fraternities at Penn by Greek Rank. Greek Rank

If you thought people are too busy during the holiday season to attend a Zoom get-together, you are wrong. The Zoom Holiday event this year occurred on December 17, 2020. Sponsored by Mark Bodner ’79, a record number of participants

After being closed by the Penn Administration for the fall semester, the Beta Pi chapter house was permitted to reopen for the spring semester of 2021. Approximately half the Greek chapter houses on campus will remain closed. Beta Pi is fortunate to once again call 3916 Spruce Street home.

The leading article in the Alumni section of the November/December 2020 issue of The Pennsylvania Gazette, titled “King of Audio”, features Paul Vogel, Beta Pi ’92, C ’95. Brother Vogel is presently CFO of Sp

It is with deep regret and sorrow to report the passing of Michael Monheit, Beta Pi ’82. News of his death was provided by his life-long friend and Beta Pi brother, Bruce Robertson ’82, who provided the details of his last day, “Brother Mike Monheit passed peacefully yesterday (January 21, 2021). His wife Marcy said he was surrou

Due to the coronavirus, the Founders Day celebration and the annual meetings of the Beta Pi Alumni Association and the Alpha Phi Delta Housing Corp. will not be scheduled for this spring in Philadelphia. Although students are back on campus this spring, the prohibition on the gathering of any large group, the difficu