The Beta Pi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was chartered at Bradley University on August 10, 1982. Although part of a very large and competitive Greek system, with 36% of all undergraduate students choosing to affiliate, it didn't take long for Phi Gamma Delta to become one of the strongest chapters on Bradley's campus.

Beta Pi has always excelled in strong academics, campus leadership, and chapter operations. Our most exciting achievement was an honorable mention for the Cheney Cup (an award for the best Chapter in Phi Gamma Delta) in 1997. Beta Pi has also been honored by Bradley's Interfraternity Council, receiving the Ed King Award of Excellence for six years straight from 1991 to 1997. Our most recent accomplishment is becoming the first alcohol-free fraternity house, as of August 16th, 1998, on Bradley University's campus.

Beta Pi FIJIs also understand the importance of giving back to the community. The annual Chariot Pull with our Brothers from Knox College raises money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Our 24-hour Teeter-Totter-A-Thon teams us up with the campus sororities to raise funds for Family House.

However, none of Beta Pi's achievements would be possible without our strong basis on brotherhood. Our Chapter understands the importance of unity and support for all Brothers; this is what makes Beta Pi's excellence possible.

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