Join the Effort to Restore Iota Iota’s Historical Composites
- MSU Pike Alumni
- Dec 18, 2025
- 2 min read
There is a lot of history behind Iota Iota, built by the men who took a chance on something new, created traditions, and carried the chapter forward year after year. What has been missing is a visual record of YOU and all the brothers who made this fraternity what it is today.
We are setting out to restore every composite from our founding in 1989 to the present and proudly display them in the “Hall of Greatness” on the third floor of the Main House. Our goal is to have each composite digitally recreated, professionally printed, framed, and permanently installed as a lasting tribute to every generation of Spartans who wore the PIKE letters.
This is not just about photographs. It is about preserving the legacy we built together and showing the current brothers where it all began so they understand they are part of something larger than themselves.
There are two important ways you can help make this project a success:
1. Contribute to the Composite Restoration Fund. Your donation will go directly toward the research, recreation, professional printing, and framing of every missing composite so our chapter’s full history can finally be displayed together in one place. Donate Here: https://lnkd.in/ePzKnFZD
2. Help us locate missing composites and other historical photos. We currently have digital composite files from 2013 to the present that we can use for printing, but digital and physical composites from 1989 through 2013 are missing.
► If you have a high-quality digital copy or a personal physical composite that can be professionally reproduced and enlarged, please contact us at msu.pikappaalpha.alumni@gmail.com.
► Additionally, if you have historical photos you would like to share on our website, please email them or upload them at: https://lnkd.in/e9hiMhpw
Our goal is to have the complete composite history restored and installed before the start of next fall semester so every brother who walks those halls can see himself reflected in the legacy we share.
Fraternally,
Martin Hilliard ’89
Iota Iota Chapter
Michigan State University
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