The collegiate chapter at Florida Atlantic University, in Boca Raton, Florida, began in the Spring of 1998. Our Founders created Pi Kappa Alpha to attract men committed to the full development of their intellectual and personal potential. This object requires that a community of trust exist among all brothers, along with a faithful devotion to truth and honor.
Integrity is demanded in all relationships and pursuits, both personal and academic.
The fraternity chapter has evolved from a small literary group in the 1800s to the larger flourishing organizations of today. The undergradutes served as the entire general Fraternity, sharing their common beliefs through rituals and purposes. They issued charters and permission to use a common name, Pi Kappa Alpha. In time, these student members determined there should be volunteer leaders and advisors, and staff, who knit the chapters together in non-profit organization. The Fraternity was founded by six enterprising young men.