PI KAPP
THE NEWSLETTER FOR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF THE ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER OF PI KAPPA PHI AT AUBURN UNIVERSITY
LETTER FROM THE ARCHON To our alumni, parents and friends: My name is Tudor Munteanu. I am a rising senior from Daphne, Alabama, and I currently serve as the archon of the Alpha Iota Chapter. As we wrap up the 2025-26 academic year, I wanted to provide an update on the chapter for those we haven’t connected with in a while. Alpha Iota is as strong as ever. We remain one of the largest fraternities on Auburn’s campus, with around 200 brothers. It has been an incredible year for our brotherhood, whether we were hosting bands in the backyard, enjoying our annual crawfish boil or competing in our Jungle Week activities. It was also a pleasure to host so many of you on campus for our Parents’ and Alumni Weekend in the fall and our Moms’ Weekend and Dads’ Weekend this spring. We have continued to lead through service, reaching a major milestone by becoming the top fundraising Pi Kappa Phi chapter in the nation for The Ability Experience. Our annual War of the Roses raised $97,000, and our brothers actively participated in philanthropy by signing up for an Ability Camp at Camp ASCCA and continuing our tradition of sponsoring a Miracle League team.
This year was also one of profound remembrance. The dedication of the Cole Kelley Memorial Pavilion stands as a testament to our brotherhood being lifelong. It is a space that will forever honor Cole’s legacy and serve as a constant reminder of the bond we share. Looking ahead, we are incredibly excited for the fall 2026 semester. We look forward to bringing in a new class of brothers and hosting all of you back at the house for tailgates this football season. Most importantly, please mark your calendars for the weekend of November 13-14 as we celebrate Alpha Iota’s Centennial. As we prepare for this milestone, we aren’t just looking back at a century of history; we are laying the foundation for the next 100 years of Alpha Iota. Thank you for your continued support of this chapter. It is an honor to lead these men. Best, Tudor Munteanu, #2140