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Mandell “Hinks” Shimberg, known for his real estate development projects, philanthropy, theater productions, and love of Tampa Bay sports teams, passed into the Chapter Eternal, November 16, 2021. Tampa Bay was his town Shimberg moved to Tampa in 1957, and went on to create a legacy in the region. He built a...
Keith Kimmel’s wheel designs are giving the fastest cyclists in the world the edge to win in top-tier cycling competitions, including the Tour de France, Giro d'Italia, and the Olympics. The road to cycling After college excesses, “Fat Keith” (as he jokingly referred to himself) was dedicated to living a healthier lifestyle....
Jules Belkin '53 (Michigan) was a Cleveland native whose company put the city on the map as a hotbed of Rock and Roll. Belkin Productions booked, promoted and managed rock artists. Belkin was the name in music for three decades, becoming synonymous with the best bands and the best venues. The...
Check out some of the latest news shared by Pilam chapters on social media. Featured: VCU, Temple, UW-Madison, Pitt, St. John’s, Shippensburg, U Sciences, Adelphi, Bloomsburg, RPI, East Carolina, Grand Valley, Baldwin Wallace, and Spring 2022 graduates! VCU - Olympic-level volunteerism Brothers volunteered to support Virginia's Summer Special Olympics, engaging with athletes...
After graduating with a medical engineering degree, Tim McGinley (Temple ’13) found gainful employment, but after a few years that changed in the wake of Covid. His employer, like other companies that did not adapt well to the pandemic environment cut his hours, but expected the same results. Tim decided to...