Fraternities

Description

In 1920, a group of Catholics denied membership to traditional fraternities formed a social group called "The Amician Club". Amician is Latin for friend. The club gained strength, membership, and financial standing, culminating in a charter with Phi Kappa, The national Catholic fraternity. The fraternity continued to grow and in 1934 the property at 2110 Lincoln Way was secured to house the brothers. In 1959, two Catholic fraternities, Phi Kappa and Theta Kappa Phi, merged to form Phi Kappa Theta. Membership is open to all faiths while still holding on to its rich catholic roots. 2024 marked Phi Kappa Theta's 100th year at Iowa State as the Iowa Xi Chapter. Members of Phi Kappa Theta go by the five pillars fraternal, intellectual, spiritual, social, and leadership. The men of Phi Kappa Theta strive to create servant leaders for the future, and being a member of Phi Kappa Theta is sure to bring a lifelong brotherhood that enables our men to make the most of their time in college and be the best versions of themselves for the future.

Affiliations

This organization has no affiliations.

Constitution / Tier

File 1414677543.pdf
Tier Student Organization - Registered

Membership Information

Student Members 27
ISU Members 1
Non-ISU Members 0
Allowed Members
Allowed Officers
Membership Qualifications Full-time Iowa State student
Membership Restrictions none
Elections/Selection Third to last weekend every semester
Meetings Sundays at 5:30 pm

Description of Regular Meetings/Activities

Description of Special Events