The Temple of Phi Kappa Theta is the Fraternity’s official publication. The Temple has been published continually since it began in 1914 as the "Yippy Yappa of Phi Kappa” under the editorship of the late Edward H. Morrissey (Illinois ’15). In 1915 the name was changed to The Temple.

The Temple is now printed once a year and presented electronically twice a year to serve as the principal link between each member and the Fraternity. The Magazine showcases members who continue to passionately serve the Mission. In addition, the Temple provides the reader with the most relevant information related to Phi Kappa Theta’s continued journey of establishing itself as a human development organization.

Submission deadlines are March 1 and September 1 of each year. Brothers and friends are encouraged to provide clippings, releases or notices about themselves or any aspect of Phi Kappa Theta for consideration. All submissions become property of Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity. Pictures cannot be returned. Letters to the Editor will be printed at the discretion of the editor. Please submit all content to the Executive Office. You may also submit materials via mail to the Phi Kappa Theta National Office. 9640 Commerce Dr. Suite 420 Carmel, IN 46032

• Cover Story: Compassion "Nets” Results
• 40 Years of Our Motto
• What Defines Our Success
• MIT Responds to Marathon Tragedy
• Call of Duty
• New Catholic Church Leadership

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• Managing Editor: Keith Harshbarger (IUPUI ’06)
• Copy Editor: Gregory E. Stein (CCNY ’70)

• Matthew R. Butts (Univ. of Nebraska–Lincoln, ‘12)
  
• Benjamin M. DeLost (Eastern Illinois University, ‘10)
• Anita L. Kerlin (Bowling Green State University, ‘03)
• Stephen S. Lee (Lewis University, ‘10)
• Ronald "RJ” Mitchellette (University of Missouri, ‘58)
• Robert W. Riggs (RPI, ‘02)
• Nicholas R. Scalera (Seton Hall, ‘63)
• Gregory E. Stein (CCNY, ‘70)

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