The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity dissolved their fraternity in November.
Tag: PIKE
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Panhellenic votes on resolution involving unrecognized fraternities
Interactions between PHA chapters and unrecognized fraternities will be subject to judicial action on offending chapters.
Posted inGreek Life
PIKE increases philanthropic efforts and raises more than $25,000
In the past academic year, PIKE has raised more than $25,000 in philanthropy.
Posted inGreek Life, News
PIKE and DSP continue with fall rush
Interfraternity Council (IFC) rush is fully underway, but Cal Poly-affiliated fraternities are not the only ones holding rush this year. Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) and Delta Sigma Phi (DSP) are holding their own separate recruitment processes this week due to their current states of suspension and disaffiliation, respectively. PIKE was suspended from Cal Poly for six years in […]
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Fraternity life after disaffiliation
Another fraternity was reprimanded, DSP has been disaffiliated.
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Mustang News Now: 1-Minute update
Mustang News anchor Leah Horner has the headlines you need to know going into this week.
Posted inCrime, Greek Life, News
University reopens PIKE party alleged sexual assault investigation
New details from local enforcement prompted the university to reopen their own investigation.
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Why PIKE and AGR were punished differently
Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) and Alpha Gamma Rho (AGR) hosted parties last quarter that led to reported sexual assaults and were punished differently due to disparities between the cases and the fraternities’ histories of judicial violations.
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PIKE appeals suspension
Cal Poly’s Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) fraternity has submitted an appeal for its suspension to be reviewed by Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey.
Posted in1-Minute Update, Mustang News TV
Mustang News Now: 1-Minute update
Mustang News anchor Leah Horner has the headlines you need to know going into this week.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
It’s not me, it’s you: Why the new disciplinary policy directly hurts survivors
I had heard before that issues like sexual assaults on campus don’t become real, don’t mean anything to you, until they happen to someone around you.