Kappa Alpha Psi - ΚΑΨ Fraternity Ratings at UC

I always hear ladies say we wit the NUPES now!!! Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on January 5, 1911, at Indiana University by ten African-American students who faced a hostile environment and limited opportunities on campus. Initially named Kappa Alpha Nu, it was the first fraternity founded on the principle of achievement and the first Black fraternity incorporated as a national body in 1911. The name was changed to Kappa Alpha Psi in 1915 to become a full Greek-letter fraternity.

I’m going to be honest no hate but there are actual fraternity’s that need to be higher than this I just havnt heard of you guys

I’m going to be honest no hate but there are actual fraternity’s that need to be higher than this I just havnt heard of you guys

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This isn’t a frat anymore havnt heard of them or I do t think they do anything around the community don’t know how they are this high

This isn’t a frat anymore havnt heard of them or I do t think they do anything around the community don’t know how they are this high

I always hear ladies say we wit the NUPES now!!! Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on January 5, 1911, at Indiana University by ten African-American students who faced a hostile environment and limited opportunities on campus. Initially named Kappa Alpha Nu, it was the first fraternity founded on the principle of achievement and the first Black fraternity incorporated as a national body in 1911. The name was changed to Kappa Alpha Psi in 1915 to become a full Greek-letter fraternity.

Lowkey think the Kappas are about to surprise a lot of people this fall. Most students don’t even realize they’re still active, but I’ve been hearing they’re making moves behind the scenes and coming back strong. Say what you want, but when they do show up—whether it’s a probate, a panel, or just stepping out—they carry themselves different. Real presence, real pride, no try-hard energy. You don’t hear a lot about them because they don’t need to be loud to be respected. If they actually rebuild this semester, they could easily remind UC why Nupes have been that frat nationally for decades. Watch this space.

You can tell these guys wrote the manual on being smooth. Always dressed like they’re headed to a networking event or a photo shoot, and somehow still laid back about it. They don’t say much, but they move like they know everyone’s watching. It’s obvious they take their image seriously—maybe a little too seriously—but it works for them. Definitely a “we don’t chase, we attract” vibe. Always seen with the right people, at the right events, saying the right things. It’s like they’re running a brand, not just a chapter. Respect where it’s due—they’ve built something polished.

No prominence on campus, supposed to be a business fraternity but not very involved and has very poor recruiting considering they're one of only 2 business fraternities on campus