When talking about the meaning of membership, students in Greek Life will often say that you can only understand brotherhood or sisterhood once you’ve become a brother or sister. On some level, it’s true, but we think we can shed some clearer light. In the following reflections, outgoing chapter president Peter Granville and incoming […]
Ah, summer. Pool parties, hiking, epic water balloon fights… It’s a pretty groovy time. But, the most quintessential summer stereotype may just be the existence of your Summer Song. You know, that one tune that you’re dying to hear more of on the radio, that you always play first on iTunes or Spotify, that you […]
At the heart of Phi Kappa Tau is the commitment to live out our values through learning, leading, and serving, and creating brotherhood by fulfilling this mission together. But we can always use some good role models, particularly if they’re furry and adorable. Here are 20 gifs of animals learning, leading, and serving that are […]
When Greek organizations with strong national ties talk about their group’s community at large, as well as the personal opportunities for growth afforded by that community, it can sound like a lot of hot air. Of course every group has history, but what sort of community is actually out there? And is it really worth […]
One of the wonderful things about the members of PKT at Kenyon is their diverse interests. Once the academic year starts up again, check back every now and then for some thoughts from the Phi Taus about Greek Life, Kenyon, and the world at large.
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