Story from the daily targum.

With the loss of a home comes a wealth of new opportunities for members of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity.

"It's a really great thing. Now we literally have a budget to work with and flexibility to support the undergraduate chapter, whereas in the past we were broke and were constantly in debt trying to fix everything, like the house's pipes and sprinklers," said Albert Hakim, a 1990 alumnus who became a member of Phi Sigma Kappa in 1986. "Before, we couldn't support scholarships or rush because we had no money. But now we've paid our debt, and we're really able to offer the proper support."