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When the weather is miserable some people get upset with the weather forecaster, as though he or she controls the downpours or heatwaves as well as reports them. Dave Nussbaum (Kappa Chapter ’01, Delta Tau Chapter ’03) gets it. Since graduating from college, he’s been...

Members of the 2018 Grand Chapter left a big impact on our National Fraternity by amending parts of the Phi Sigma Pi National Constitution, electing a new National Council and by supporting The Phi Sigma Pi Foundation. During a break within the Grand Chapter Meeting...

Being prepared for an emergency means you are ready for any situation--an injury in the home, getting your car stuck in the snow or evacuating an area due to a natural disaster. Watch the video, above, to make sure you are prepared for emergencies by...

The Professional Fraternity Association (PFA) represents more than 100,000 undergraduate and graduate students on more than 1,000 campuses across the United States. The organization supports dozens of fraternal member groups as they preserve high standards on campus and in professional practice. This year, at the...

Living in the Togolese Republic (Togo), an African country smaller than West Virginia, are more than 40 distinct ethnic groups, each speaking its own language. Despite the challenges this could bring, Togo, bordered by Ghana, Benin and Burkina Faso, maintains one of the highest standards...