Pi Beta Phi - University of Minnesota

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Minnesota Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi at the University of Minnesota

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Our Challenges Remaining Competitive and Relevant I f you have been to campus recently, you have seen the landscape of our city change in a very significant way. e university has renovated and rebuilt several dormitories on campus. ese new dorms provide state-of-the-art living and learning spaces with increased social and study spaces, as well as increased privacy in individual rooms. Additionally, developers have built new apartments around Dinkytown, Stadium Village and near campus. Most of the apartments include modern, updated spaces with luxury features such as onsite parking, workout facilities and common areas. UMN's dormitories and off-campus living options are providing good value for their cost, and we need to keep up. Today's undergraduates demand a superior product that provides the amenities they require at a competitive price. In addition to the impressive development of campus and private off-campus housing, many fraternities and sororities, including Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Gamma, Alpha Omicron Pi, Lambda Delta Phi, FarmHouse and Kappa Sigma, have recently completed, or are in the process of, major renovations or rebuilds. ese new and updated facilities include increased personal, social and study space, progressive technology, upgraded safety and attractive amenities similar to those of the newly built dorms and apartments in Minneapolis. "After living in Pi Phi last year with a majority of my class, I can honestly say that my friendships and overall college experience have completely changed in the best possible way. Walking into the Pi Phi house will always bring me gratitude and a smile. e cozy living room, unique bedrooms, kitchen and so many more elements truly create an atmosphere I can forever call my home!" – Alice Peterson '17 4 If we are to continue recruiting the finest young women at UMN, we must offer a living-learning environment that allows the full opportunity to become "Friends and Leaders for Life." Simply put, now is the time to ensure Minnesota Alpha's legacy.

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