Well, you and ErnieGurl are both right. I think Tri-Kappa fraternity consists of only local chapters, or it's at least not a very big national. Tri-Kappa sorority is in Indiana only, and is more of a service group for women (not in college).

Check out the website http://www.trikappa.org/

What does the real Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority stand for? Did they not realize the implications of having their letters KKK?

They were founded in Indianapolis in 1901. I know the KKK was founded shortly after the Civil War, but I don't know when it reached up here. I know it was HUGE in Indiana during the 20's. The grand dragon actually lived south of Indy, and they took credit for getting MANY officials elected into office. Anyway, I think it would be safe to assume when they founded the sorority, they didn't know about the klan.