Kappa Sigma

Kappa Sigma is the largest national fraternity, with over 300,000 living alumni and 316 undergraduate chapters. A lifelong network of friends and brothers exists across the nation for all Kappa Sigmas, giving members opportunities that stretch far beyond MSU's campus. Founded December 10, 1869 at the University of Virginia, Kappa Sigma men strive for excellence in Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service. 

Becoming a Kappa Sigma provides the framework for molding yourself into the man you want to be. Kappa Sigma Fraternity Members are involved in all aspects of campus life, excel academically as students and professionally upon graduation, develop lifelong bonds with those around them, support their peers and community members, and serve their colleges and communities without hesitation. Additionally, the Fraternity gives back to it's members: over $300,000 is awarded each year by the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund to Brothers who excel in scholarship and leadership.

Kappa Sigma has a long list of notable alumni, from politicians to entrepreneurs to scientists and engineers. Buzz Aldrin, Astronomer Edwin Hubble, Willard Rockwell of Rockwell International (space shuttle builders), Bill Hewlett of Hewlett-Packard, Craig Barrett CEO of Intel, The Olin Brothers of Olin Chemical, heart transplant pioneer Dr. Denton Cooley, and Ford CEO Alan Mullaney all wear the badge of Kappa Sigma. These men, among many others, comprise the large network of successful Kappa Sigma alumni around the nation and world.