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Pi Kappa Phi (ΠΚΦ)

Pi Kappa Phi fosters leadership, service, academic success, and personal growth.

Rooted in lifelong brotherhood, the fraternity offers members personal and professional development. A core mission is philanthropy, particularly through The Ability Experience, supporting people with disabilities. The UT Knoxville chapter is known for its unity, with members engaged in intramural sports, social events, leadership workshops, and academic support. Pi Kappa Phi encourages high academic and community standards, preparing members to excel in their careers and positively impact the university and beyond. Members build lifelong friendships and connections that last far beyond college.

Newly initiated members of Pi Kappa Phi smiling in front of The Torchbearer outside of Circle Park. They are all dressed in suits.

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Chapter Name: Pi Kappa Phi
Designation: Alpha Sigma Chapter
Nickname: Pi Kapp
Colors: White, Gold, and Royal Blue
Symbols/Mascots: The Star and Lamp
Philanthropy: The Ability Experience
National Founding: December 10, 1904 at the College of Charleston

UT Founding: 1931
Standing at UT: Unacceptable Year 1
Chapter GPA: 3.23
President: Charles Youree
Address: 1828 Fraternity Park Drive, Knoxville, TN 37916


National members of Pi Kappa Phi at a fraternity event. They are jumping and yelling with part of their fraternity flag in the background.

Three executive board members of Pi Kappa Phi at an OSFL hosted event in Knoxville, Tennessee.


Standards of Fraternal Excellence

2024 Standing: Unacceptable Chapter 64/100

  • Education: 24.5/27
  • Academics: 6/6
  • Administration: 16.5/32
  • Civic Engagement: 5/5
  • Excellence: 12/30