Kappa Sigma

Founded: University of Virginia, 1869
Colony at Baker: Beta Tau Chapter, February 2, 1903
Colors: Scarlet, Emerald and White
Flower: Lily of the Valley
Symbol: Star and Crescent
Philanthropy: Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Nickname: Kappa Sigs
Social Event: Pig Fry
Motto: The ideals we pursue determine who we are and what we will become.
Values: Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service
Address: 1215 Eighth St.

Chapter Web site
National Web site

Kappa Sigma has been at Baker University for more than 100 years. Our years of success and tradition are made possible through the four cornerstones of our fraternity: scholarship, leadership, service and brotherhood. These provide our members with the
tools to help them succeed.

We believe your experience is what you make of it. We encourage our members to participate in varsity sports, intramurals, a comprehensive community service program, campus organizations and many social functions. Kappa Sigma also stresses a serious approach to academics.

At the 2008 Kappa Sigma National Leadership Conference, Baker University’s chapter received the Silver Bowl from their national office. The Silver Bowl is awarded to 10 chapters that earn a GPA higher than the average for three consecutive calendar years.