The Indiana Zeta Phi Kappa Psi chapter at Butler University received its charter May 1, 1971. Since then they have shown true brotherhood, dedication to scholarship, and passion for philanthropy which is unrivaled on Butler's campus. Their strong sense of friendship and devotion to one another exemplifies what it means to be a fraternity brother. Phi Kappa Psi has always placed an emphasis on academics and supports scholastic endeavors.  This past spring, Renato Puga, a member of Phi Kappa Psi, was named Butler's most outstanding student.  Further, PKP reaches out to the local community in service by volunteering weekly at the Boys and Girls Club.  Additionally, they raise funds every year that benefit the Son Foundation, which provides support for cancer patients and families. Phi Psi's standard of excellence has remained unmatched in their time at Butler Univeristy. For this reason the administration should allow them to remain on campus. Live Ever Die Never. TH.