Anyone know of any other current Kappa Sigma expansionary activity?

[LucyKKG]

Originally Posted by stufield

KSigkid posted

"Good luck to the Santa Cruz colony ..."

Good luck indeed IF a colony there materializes. Note that Lucy KKG simply posted that she had just heard a rumour ... not even that, "whispers" ... of a possible Kappa Sig colony. Whispers of a possible colony is far short of a colony actually getting off the ground. Over a year ago, chicostateksig advised that he had heard rumours of new Kappa Sig colonies at the University of the Pacific and the University of California at Merced, and a recolonization of presently inactive/dormant Beta-Phi Chapter at UC Dsvis. To date, none of those colonies have been established. So a UC Santa Cruz colony may not be in the works at all.

Well, there's a Facebook group, and I've seen a few events announced. I'm just not sure what their status is with Kappa Sigma HQ or my school's office for student orgs. We don't have an office for Greek life, so they wouldn't know anything about it. I know there's the intent, I'm just not sure how far along everything is.

[UCSDKSIG]

Hi Everyone,
The colony at UCSD is currently 30 something strong in membership. We are very close in getting our charter, and we hope this coming Spring Rush we can get at least 20 more people interested. Our colony was started last spring by some of the original members so its been a great year for our colony. UCSD lacks a frat row like other schools and recruitment is sort of tough especially for colonies like us that are simply trying to meet the 50 member total. On campus we have most of the major fraternities, Pi Kappa Alpha, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, TKE, Delta Sigma Phi, Sigma Alpha Mu, Lambda Chi Alpha, and FIJI. Colonies that are present besides these established frats are Triangle and ZBT. The last fraternity to turn from colony into chartered member was FIJI. Most of the established frats have excellent turnouts and aren't struggling.