The Phi Alpha Kappa Dutch House at 1010 E Ann Street
EST. 1929 · UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

PHI ALPHA KAPPA

The original Christian fraternity at the University of Michigan.

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Since 1929

The original Christian fraternity at the University of Michigan.

PAK is a non-denominational Christian brotherhood where Michigan students share a home, meals, faith, responsibility, and the parts of college life that matter most.

About Phi Alpha Kappa

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Living at 1010 E Ann means dinner around the same tables, worship and Bible study, intramurals, game nights, service, and friends already there when class ends.

PAK members gathered together outside
PAK members together after an intramural game
Musicians leading an acoustic worship gathering in the Dutch House

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Nearly a century at Michigan

Every generation leaves something behind.

Follow Phi Alpha Kappa from the students who began a Christian fellowship in 1929 to the active chapter, 1000+ alumni, and Dutch House of today.

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  1. The beginningStudents create a Christian fraternity at Michigan.
  2. A shared foundationThe active chapter and alumni adopt a shared constitution.
  3. A homeThe chapter moves into the Dutch House at 1010 E Ann.
  4. The doors openPAK houses two students displaced by Hurricane Katrina while they study at Michigan.
  5. The archive growsMembers begin formally cataloging and preserving the chapter’s records.
  6. The next centuryPAK approaches 100 years with an active chapter and 1000+ alumni.

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