GranvilleBack on 9/11, we honored a Brother Rich Madden who was killed in the Twin Towers.  The brothers gathered around his plaque for a moment of silence in remembrance. The Chapter also thanked local Granville police and fire department by

In other local service, the chapter maintains a section of highway locally, where they did a day of clean-up last Saturday. Additionally, on October 1, the chapter participated in the annual Delta Gamma Sorority Anchorsplash event.

Fraternity. It’s almost become a dirty word, right? Problems associated with Greek life today are real and serious. That’s why stories like these are so important to share. We all have moments of Brotherhood we’ll remember forever, thanks to Kappa Sigma.  To many alumni (maybe even most), the meaning and purpose of fraternity is profound. A fraternity is a family, a brotherhood for life, no matter the challenges or hardships, as these stories illustrate:

Paul Goodridge- Class of 1950

Sadly, Gamma-Xi has lost another brother that dedicated so much of his life, over 35 years, to the active chapter and to the Gamma-Xi Board.  As a long time resident of Granville, he was one of the local alumni that was involved with the chapter as an alumni advisor and great friend.  Paul started a three-person alumni inspection group in the 90’s that traveled down fraternity row once a week to inspect each chapter’s housekeeping efforts, to improve the image and standards of all fraternities. 

Philanthropy The weekend of April 7th, saw the chapter participating in two philanthropy events.  The first, Relay for life Life on Saturday, was hosted by a DU sorority as a fundraiser for the fight against Cancer. Kappa Sigma brothers took

Gamma-Xi hosted their own fundraiser the following day by organizing an all campus volleyball tournament next to Lamson Lodge.  The chapter raised over $300 for the event, which was blessed with good weather.  The chapter supports veterans by supporting the