Pi Kappa Phi Rides 4,000 Miles in Five Days to Raise Awareness of Accessibility for Disabled
Pi Kappa Phi members gather near the stationary bikes where students rode recently on the Quadrangle to raise awareness of accessibility for the disabled.
This is the end of the Pi Kappa Phi Accessibilities Week Journey of Hope project. Students rode 4,000 miles in five days, 24 hours a day, to raise awareness of accessibility for the disabled. Pi Kappa Phi members thank those of the University community for their generous contributions in this project. And a special thank you to The Thompson Campus Center and Dan Martin, and the Catholic Newman Center. Pi Kappa Phi’s Semester of Books Give Away is still going on with all of the proceeds going to Push America, Pi Kappa Phi’s national philanthropy.
