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Why did you join Kappa Sigma? That's a question we recently asked some alumni, and they delivered! Hear the reasons that Kappa Sigma house became a home away from home ... and would go on to impact the rest of their lives. 

Michael Lutz ‘68 ([email protected]) says that he joined Kappa Sig for one reason: “Friends.�

When you’re in middle age, you start to realize how very much you need your friends. After decades of relentless striving — kids, house, career, spouse — we find ourselves coming up for breath at some point in these middle decades. And what remains? With any luc

We want to take this time to say THANK YOU to Marshall Hunter '92 for his continued support of Alpha Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma over the years. We recently caught up with Marshall and asked him about where life has taken him, Kappa Sigma memories, and what Alpha Tau Chapter means to him tod

We want to take this time to say THANK YOU to Gary Harrell '84 for his continued support of Alpha Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma over the years. We recently caught up with Gary and asked him about where life has taken him, Kappa Sigma memories, and what Alpha Tau Chapter means to him today. He

Who doesn't love a good throwback photo? Well, we sure do have some throwbacks for you! Check out this photo Tom Dalba '72 recently sent in of Kappa Sigma from back in the day. Here is what Tom had to say about the photo.

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We want to take this time to say THANK YOU to Brad Smith '82 for his continued support of Alpha Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma over the years. We recently caught up with Brad and asked him about where life has taken him, Kappa Sigma memories, and what Alpha Tau Chapter means to him today. Here�

We want to take this time to say THANK YOU to Greg Jenkins '82 for his continued support of Alpha Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma over the years. We recently caught up with Greg and asked him about where life has taken him, Kappa Sigma memories, and what Alpha Tau Chapter means to him today. Her

When alumni give, they are making a statement about their commitment to Kappa Sigma and its impact. Everyone has their own WHY for becoming a donor.

 Submitted by David Barrales '72. The photo was taken prior to the 1991 Citrus Bowl.   This month we are taking a trip down memory lane, all the way back to the ’90s! How “baller” does this Kappa Sigma hangout look? Here’s some 1991 trivia that

Thanks to Jim Chrivia '70 for answering our our survey! We asked him about his favorite place to go in Atlanta, his favorite college tradition, and where life since Georgia Tech has taken him. Here's what he had to say: Where was your favorite place to go in Atlanta, why was this place so sp

As you know, being a part of a fraternity offers more than just a social experience—as Brothers we gained a sense of community, a place to call home, preparation for post-grad life, and the life-changing, lifelong benefits of friendship, leadership and shared values.   What do 85% of the executives of Fortune 500 co

We love coming across great old photos from our chapter archives, like this one from the 1966 football season. Check out these brothers and friends in the stands! Can anyone from this picture weigh in on the best times from the mid- ’60s? We invite alumni from ALL eras to send in the best pictures and memories from their Kappa Sig d

We recently caught up with our very own Mike Alexander ’80 and had the chance to ask him about his Kappa Sig experience, and where life since Georgia Tech has taken him. Here's what he had to say:  Where has life taken you since you graduated? Give us a brief recap up to this point including career and family highlights.�

Every fraternity thinks they have the best; the best Intramural sports team, the best-looking group of guys, the best parties, and now, as alumni, the best stories to share. What are some fun facts you remember about Kappa Sigma?  Take a look at some history facts below:  Alpha Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma was establish

We recently caught up with our very own Clark Jacobs ’20 and had the chance to ask him about his Kappa Sig experience, and where life since Georgia Tech has taken him. Here's what he had to say:  Where has life taken you since you graduated? Give us a brief recap up to this point including career and family highlights.

’50s brothers: get ready for a blast from the past. Check out this shot; doesn’t this 1956 Georgia Tech Kappa Sig hangout look nifty? Here’s some 1956 trivia that’ll take you right back:  Georgia Tech Football: The Yellow Jackets had a record of 10-1, they won the 1956 Sugar Bowl, and they outscored their oppon