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Phi Sigma Pi hosts first blood drive of the year (Lanthorn.com - August 28, 2013)
In years past, blood drives at Grand Valley State University were coordinated by the Community Service Learning Center, but this year student organizations are leading the charge to save lives one pint at a time. The fraternity Phi Sigma Pi will be hosting the first Michigan Blood Drive of 2013, and Greg Harmon (ΕΨ), a spokesman of the fraternity, is optimistic about his organization’s ability to promote and host the drive.

Viewpoint: The benefits of joining a co-ed honors fraternity (USATodayEducate.com - August 19, 2013)
While I am a Greek, I’m not a sorority girl. Rather, I’m a brother of Phi Sigma Pi National Co-Ed Honor Fraternity, Zeta Beta chapter (ΖΒ) at Franklin & Marshall College (all members are called brothers, regardless of gender). I joined the fraternity the first semester of my sophomore year of college, and I love it more each day.

UVA Fraternity Raises Money for Children's Hospital Heart Fund (NBC29.com - April 20, 2013)
On April 13th six great students from Phi Sigma Pi (ΔΙ) arrived promptly at noon to help out with the Spaghetti Dinner preparation. This dinner was being sponsored by the United Military Women of the Southwest. After donning aprons and gloves they were ready to work.

Phi Sigma Pi Volunteers (El Caldito Soup Kitchen - April 19, 2013)
Almost 300 people got active Saturday morning to give back to the University of Virginia Children's Hospital. UVA's Phi Sigma Pi (ΑΟ) co-ed fraternity held a Zumba warm-up and 5K to benefit the hospital's Heart Family Fund. The fund would make it easier for families with children in the hospital to get the treatment they need.

Karen's Walk raises money for heart failure research (WHEC.com - April 16, 2013)
“Our members are all really excited and passionate about it. I think it's a cause that hits close to home because it is one of our brother's friends that suffered from cardiomyopathy. Every year people get more and more excited and it gets bigger and bigger. Overall, it's just an event we really care about,” said RIT student Emily Bartha (ΔΑ).

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