At the end of a 90-mile bike ride, most would be ready to kick back and relax after a lengthy workout, but the group of fraternity brothers who rode into Craig on Thursday were far from done.
Three cyclists from the Journey of Hope South team appeared on one of Phoenix's largest news stations the morning of June 18, 2014 to talk about their time on the road thus far.
On June 20, a group of fraternity men will be in Lakeside as a stop on the journey of their lives.
Internship in industrial engineering or cross-country bicycle trip? Not an easy decision for a college student.
With the help of neighbors and local businesses, Jeremy Edwards, Gamma (UC Berkeley), of Willow Glen will spend six weeks helping out kids at summer camps in six states.
A national bicycle tour raising money and awareness for Americans with disabilities stops in Nevada Tuesday and Wednesday.
As Rockhurst High School graduate and Prairie Village native Jim Brazeal, Eta Chi (Texas Christian), went through the fraternity rush process at Texas Christian University last fall, something captured his interest while talking with a member of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.
The idea of cycling 3,705 miles from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., might sound like a pipe dream.
Nick Horning Beta Iota (Toledo), Nick Fausnight, Alpha Nu (Ohio State) and Ryan Brown, Iota Pi (Dayton), will join 97 other college students over the next several weeks in a cross-country journey designed to send a message of hope to people with disabilities.