Founded at the University of Pennsylvania by a group of medical students, the skull and crossbones was chosen as the fraternity symbol, representing medicine as well as knowledge, and each fraternity house is generally referred to as the Skull House. We are the only national fraternity to have a college named after it, with Phi Kappa Sigma Male College, founded in 1859 in Monticello, Arkansas. The Skulls are active in intramural sports and are involved on campus and in community service.
Social life is important in building brotherhood and having fun.
Traditions such as, Rags, Black and Gold Ball, and Skull Classic abound. For comments or questions about our web site, please E-mail the Webmaster .