Fraternities

Alpha Sigma Phi

Richie Myers, President
rmyers3@capital.edu

Jan Rich, Campus Advisor

Aaron Duncan, Chapter Advisor

Motto: To Better the Man, through the creation and perpetuation of brotherhood founded upon the values of character… Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, Patriotism.

Alpha Sigma Phi, represented by the Phoenix, started at Capital in April 2009 and received its charter on September 11, 2010. The fraternity's colors are Cardinal and Stone and the group is often referred to as Alpha Sig. The organization has striven to enhance the Greek community from the onset. Alpha Sig has been a leader on campus taking ownership of the Organization of the Year award and the Most Creative Service Event award in 2011, while winning Greek Week two consecutive years.

Phi Kappa Psi National Fraternity

Phi Kappa Psi Website

Jordan Helmer, President
jhelmer@capital.edu

Bruce Epps, Campus Advisor

Shane Yates, Chapter Advisor

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Motto: United by friendship, sustained by honor and led by truth, we live and we flourish.

Phi Kappa Psi, often called Phi Psi, was the first NIC (North-American Interfraternity Council) chapter at Capital and was chartered in the spring of 2010. The fraternity, whose colors are cardinal red and hunter green, plays host to numerous annual events.

Kappa Sigma Upsilon

Tyler Warner, President

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Motto: A better alma mater for our student and better students for our alma mater
Fraternity Colors are red and white

KSU was founded by Harold Yochum on January 12th when he and 60 men gathered at Divinity Hall. Yochum went on to be president of the university and the administration building bears his name, Yochum Hall. KSU is the oldest greek organization at Capital.

Sigma Alpha Beta

Emma Helms, President
ehelms@capital.edu

Brad Pulcini, Campus Advisor

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Motto: Doing Good Works Through Christ with Brotherly and Sisterly Love.

This co-educational, Christian fraternity is the newest member of Greek Council. Sigma Alpha Beta - or SAB - was founded in 2006 and became a full member of Greek Council in the Spring of 2008. This symbol is the fish, and its colors are blue and orange.