APSU’s Pi Kappa Alpha chapter suspended

Jan/10

According to representatives from Pi Kappa Alpha Memorial Headquarters, APSU’s Eta Tau chapter of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity has been suspended.

A statement from the fraternity’s Finance and Insurance Officer, J. R. Parsons, said the suspension was due to “financial delinquency.”

See the next issue of The All State for more details.

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