PSU Alpha Kappa Rho

Happy Birthday Brod Ace Etchinique!

Wishing you a year filled with vibrant health, renewed energy, and a strong body and mind. May every day bring you wellness, peace, and the strength to enjoy life to the fullest. Stay healthy and blessed always!

From your AKP-PSU (Main) family!

Happy Birthday Sis Pamela Ibañez!

Wishing you a wonderful birthday and a thriving career ahead. May each step you take bring you closer to your goals, and may success follow you in every endeavor. Enjoy your special day!

From your AKP-PSU (Main) Family!

November 2nd is a meaningful day to remember and honor loved ones who have passed away. It's a time to reflect on their memories, celebrate their lives, and find comfort in the love you shared.

Honoring the saints who have lit our path on this All Saints' Day, we remember their grace and wisdom.

Respect the Origin – Know the Truth Behind Our Seal!

Many members of Alpha Kappa Rho may not know the historical account behind the modern AKRHO seal that has been used by countless chapters worldwide for more than two decades.

According to testimonies from senior Skeptrons who witnessed this part of our history, the modern seal design was created in the year 2000 by Brod Michael “Mykez” Perez. This version of the seal was first used on fraternity shirts of USC Alpha Chapter and Rho Alpha Chapter in Cebu. From there, the design began circulating and eventually became the most widely used AKRHO seal globally.

However, despite its massive influence on the fraternity’s identity, proper recognition has rarely been given to its creator. Some even question its origin, but brods who were present during that era confirm that it was indeed Mykez Perez who designed this version of the seal.

Historical accounts also state that in 2001, Brod Michael “Mykez” Perez and Brod Ermin “Erwin” Yniesta produced the first bronze AKRHO keychain featuring the same seal. During that time, a legal document was signed near the Cebu Provincial Capitol affirming their authorship and intellectual rights to the design.

This post is not meant to create conflict, division, or claim superiority. Instead, it is shared to preserve historical accuracy and to give proper acknowledgment to our fellow Skeptrons who contributed to the legacy of our fraternity.

✅ This is about respect.
✅ This is about truth.
✅ This is about honoring our history.

Let us remain united as one brotherhood by giving credit where it is due and teaching the next generation of Skeptrons to respect originality and protect the integrity of our seal.

🐎🐉 Long Live Alpha Kappa Rho!
🔥 Once a Skeptron, Always a Skeptron!

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🛡️ COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER

This historical post is shared for educational and awareness purposes only. It does not intend to violate copyrights, claim property ownership, or create disputes. The AKRHO name and emblem remain intellectual property of Alpha Kappa Rho Fraternity & Sorority and its recognized leadership and legal custodians. All names mentioned are credited for historical acknowledgment only.

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✍️ CREDITS

Credit to the original author/source of this historical account.

Respect and recognition to Brod Michael “Mykez” Perez and Brod Ermin “Erwin” Yniesta for their contribution to AKRHO history.

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Proud to serve.
Akrho is always ready to help!

Congrats Brod. Jam Badilla!

Congratulations on passing the Civil Service Professional Level Exam! We are truly proud of your hard work, dedication, and achievement. Wishing you continued success in your career in public service!

From your AKP-PSU(Main) Family!

Why should we respect and embrace those who built our fraternity from the very beginning?
Because without them, there would be no foundation — no brotherhood to stand on today.

Why should we preserve the quality of our fraternity?
Because our name was built through sacrifice, loyalty, and unity — not through fame or division.

Are we promoting unity but division in disguise?
Do we truly understand the meaning behind our Constitution and Bylaws, or are we just reciting words we fail to live by?

Who really brings division — we, the members, or our leaders who have forgotten the essence of leadership?

Have we started to forget the true spirit of our fraternity?
Are we giving more importance to outsiders than to our brothers and sisters who share our creed?

When will we bring back the glory, respect, and genuine brotherhood that once defined us?
The answer lies not in titles or positions — but in every member who still believes in the sacred oath we once took.

Let’s revive the true essence of Alpha Kappa Rho —
Brotherhood. Loyalty. Integrity. Service.