All 13 of the Panhellenic sororities gathered at King Family Commons Wednesday night to support the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity in its goal of giving back to the community and to The Ability Experience. The Pi Kapp Push is the fraternity’s annual charity event that raises awareness and money for people with disabilities. The acronym “PUSH” stands for “Play Units for Severely Handicapped.” The event takes place over three days — from Monday to Wednesday. “On Monday of Push Week, we have a profit share with Potbelly, and this is the first share we’ve done since COVID, so I’m happy to have that back,” senior mechanical engineering major Marcus Semmelmann said. “On Tuesday, we start our 24-hour Bike-A-Thon. We have three bikes in the common area, and they have to stay moving for 24 hours, and on Wednesday is the singing and dancing performance.”
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Alpha Delta Pi performs at the Pi Kapp push Event. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Alpha Chi Omega cheers during the trivia round of the event. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Delta Delta Delta performs at the Pi Kapp Push Event. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Delta Gamma poses in their fraternity boy costumes. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Gamma Phi Beta strikes a pose in their cowgirl-themed costumes. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Members of Kappa Alpha Theta represent their sorority by participating in Pi Kapp Push. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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This year is the first time that Kappa Delta has performed in Pi Kapp Push. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Phi Mu cheers on the Pi Kapp boys with their cheer. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Delta Gamma letting the boys know that they are number one. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Sigma Kappa performs at the Pi Kapp Push event. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Chi Omega does their sorority cheer at Pi Kapp Push. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
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Congratulations to Zeta on their 15th win in Pi Kapp Push. (Taylor Chronert/Staff Writer)
