Theta Kappa Pi

Theta Kappa Pi (ΘΚΠ) is an American regional sorority founded at Penn State University in 1984. Its focus is on service.

History
Theta Kappa Pi sorority was established at Penn State University on February 13, 1984. On October 23, 1987, the Beta chapter of Theta Kappa Pi was established under the direction of nine founding sisters at the University of Charleston. In 1988, the Alpha chapter and the Beta chapter formed a regional sorority. Gamma chapter at Lewis University was established on February 19, 2002.

On September 18, 2005, representatives of the Alpha chapter and the Beta Mu chapter of Phi Mu met to discuss a possible merger of the two organizations. At the time, the Alpha chapter had an active membership but wanted to belong to a national organization. In contrast, the Phi Mu chapter was struggling to recruit members but belonged to the National Panhellenic Conference Phi Mu offered a blanket bid to 67 members of Theta Kappa Pi. On September 20, 2005, 65 Alpha chapter members accepted the merger invitation, bringing an end to the Alpha chapter.

On December 8, 2017, the Delta chapter was chartered at Purdue University Northwest.

Symbols
The motto of Theta Kappa Pi is ΦΣΙ ΙΣΑ ΙΛΒ or "Friendship, Service, Integrity". Its colors are royal blue, kelly green, and white. Its flower changes with each class. Its tree is the Yggdrasil. Its jewels are sapphire, emerald, and pearl. Its mascot is the lion. Its patron Greek divinity is Odin the Wanderer.

Philanthropy
Theta Kappa Pi is dedicated to fighting domestic violence against women. Its primary charities are The Caring Place and Guardian Angel Community Service. Sorority also volunteer and/or raise funds for American Heart Association, American Cancer Society, Feed My Starving Children, Habitat for Humanity, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, March of Dimes, and Trick or Treat for UNICEF. They also work with local nonprofit organizations such as feeding the homeless, visiting retirement homes, picking litter in local parks, and getting gifts for the ARC of Centre County.

Chapters
Following is a list of Theta Kappa Pi chapters. Active chapters are indicated in bold. Inactive chapters are italics.