List of Kappa Phi chapters

Kappa Phi, also called the Kappa Phi Club, is an American national Christian student society. ^[1]

Collegiate chapters

In the following list of collegiate chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italics. ^{[2] [3] [4]}

Chapter	Charter date and range	University	Location	Status	References
Alpha	1916	University of Kansas	Lawrence, Kansas	Inactive	[5] [6]
Beta	1917	University of Iowa	Iowa City, Iowa	Inactive	[5] [6] [7]
Gamma	December 13, 1917	Iowa State University	Ames, Iowa	Inactive	[5] [6] [7] [8]
Delta	1919	University of Minnesota	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Inactive	[6] [7]
Epsilon	1919	Ohio State University	Columbus, Ohio	Inactive	[6] [7]
Zeta	1920	University of Nebraska	Lincoln, Nebraska	Inactive	[6] [7]
Eta	1920	University of Wyoming	Laramie, Wyoming	Inactive	[6] [7]
Theta	1920	Oklahoma State University–Stillwater	Stillwater, Oklahoma	Inactive	[6] [7]
Iota	1921	Kansas State Agricultural College	Manhattan, Kansas	Inactive	[6] [7]
Kappa	1921	University of Oklahoma	Norman, Oklahoma	Inactive	[6] [7]
Lambda	1922	Miami University	Oxford, Ohio	Active	[7]
Mu	1923	University of Washington	Seattle, Washington	Inactive	[9] [10]
Nu	1923	University of Michigan	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Inactive	[9]
Xi	1924	University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[9]
Omicron	1927	Smith College	Northampton, Massachusetts	Inactive	[11]
Pi	1927	West Virginia University	Morgantown, West Virginia	Inactive	[9] [11]
Rho	1927	University of South Dakota	Vermillion, South Dakota	Inactive	[9] [11]
Sigma	1927	University of California, Berkeley	Berkeley, California	Inactive	[9] [11]
Tau	1928	University of Idaho	Moscow, Idaho	Inactive	[9]
Upsilon		Iowa State Teachers College (now University of Northern Iowa)	Cedar Falls, Iowa	Inactive	[12] [13]
Phi	1928	Ohio University	Athens, Ohio	Active	[9] [14]
Chi	1932	University of Puget Sound	Tacoma, Washington	Inactive	[9] [15]
Psi	1933	Fort Hays State University	Hays, Kansas	Inactive	[9] [16]
Omega	1934	San Jose State College	San Jose, California	Inactive	[9]
Alpha Alpha	1935	Goucher College	Towson, Maryland	Inactive	[9] [17]
Alpha Beta	1937	Indiana University	Bloomington, Indiana	Inactive	[9]
Alpha Gamma	May 21, 1938	Bowling Green State University	Bowling Green, Ohio	Inactive	[9]
Alpha Delta	1942	University of Colorado	Boulder, Colorado	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Epsilon	1942	Southern Illinois University	Carbondale, Illinois	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Zeta	1943	Mansfield University	Mansfield, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[18] [19]
Alpha Eta	1943–19xx ?; April 24, 1993	Northeastern State University	Tahlequah, Oklahoma	Active	[18] [20]
Alpha Theta	1945	Kansas State Teachers College	Emporia, Kansas	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Iota	1948	Southwestern University	Georgetown, Texas	Inactive	[18] [21]
Alpha Kappa	1948	Pennsylvania State University	University Park, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[18] [22]
Alpha Lambda	1948	Kent State University	Kent, Ohio	Active	[18]
Alpha Mu	1952	College of Emporia	Emporia, Kansas	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Nu	1952	Bennett College	Greensboro, North Carolina	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Xi	1952	Baldwin Wallace College	Berea, Ohio	Inactive	[23] [18]
Alpha Omicron	1954	Wichita State University	Wichita, Kansas	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Pi	1954	Western Michigan University	Kalamazoo, Michigan	Inactive	[18] [24] [25]
Alpha Rho	1957	Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Sigma	1959	West Virginia Wesleyan College	Buckhannon, West Virginia	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Tau	1959	Central Michigan University	Mount Pleasant, Michigan	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Upsilon	1963	Oklahoma City University	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Active	[26] [18]
Alpha Phi	1964	American University	Washington, D.C.	Inactive	[18]
Alpha Chi	1968	University of Akron	Akron, Ohio	Inactive	[27]
Alpha Psi	1969	Mount Union College	Alliance, Ohio	Inactive	[27]
Alpha Omega	1971	Ohio Northern University	Ada, Ohio	Active	[27]
Beta Alpha	1983	Eastern Michigan University	Ypsilanti, Michigan	Inactive	[27]
Beta Beta	1988	West Liberty University	West Liberty, West Virginia	Inactive	[28] [27]
Beta Gamma	1989	Ohio Wesleyan University	Delaware, Ohio	Inactive	[27]
Beta Delta	1993	University of Central Oklahoma	Edmond, Oklahoma	Active	[29]
Beta Epsilon	1993	Bloomsburg University	Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[29]
Beta Zeta	1995	Southwestern Oklahoma State University	Weatherford, Oklahoma	Inactive	[29]
Beta Eta	1997	PennWest Edinboro	Edinboro, Pennsylvania	Inactive	[29]
Beta Theta	1999	Texas A&M University	College Station, Texas	Active	[29]
Beta Iota	2002	Bradley University	Peoria, Illinois	Active	[29]
Beta Kappa	April 21, 2012	Palm Beach Atlantic University	West Palm Beach, Florida	Inactive	[29]
Beta Lambda	2014	Northwestern State University	Natchitoches, Louisiana	Active	[29]
Beta Mu	2016	Cincinnati Christian University	Cincinnati, Ohio	Inactive	[29] [a]
Beta Nu	2016	Fresno Pacific University	Fresno, California	Inactive	[29]
Beta Xi		Rogers State University	Claremore, Oklahoma	Active

1. College closed in 2019.

Alumnae chapters

In the following list of alumnae chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italics. ^{[3] [30]}

Chapter	Greek name	Charter date and range	Location	Status	References
	Alpha		Kansas	Inactive
Ames	Gamma		Ames, Iowa	Active
Minneapolis	Delta		Minneapolis, Minnesota	Inactive
Lincoln	Zeta		Lincoln, Nebraska	Active
Pittsburgh	Xi		Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Active
	Sigma		Berkeley, California	Inactive
	Chi		Tacoma, Washington	Inactive
Akron			Akron, Ohio	Active
Athens			Athens, Ohio	Active
Central Oklahoma			Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Active
Central Pennsylvania			State College, Harrisburg, Hershey, Pennsylvania	Active
Cincinnati			Cincinnati, Ohio	Active
Cleveland			Cleveland, Ohio	Active
Columbus			Columbus, Ohio	Active
District of Columbia			Washington, D.C.	Inactive
Florida			South Florida	Active
Illinois			Peoria, Illinois	Active
Indiana			Indianapolis, Indiana	Active
Kalamazoo			Kalamazoo, Michigan	Active
Mansfield			Mansfield, Pennsylvania	Active
Miami Valley			Dayton, Ohio	Active
Mt. Pleasant			Mount Pleasant, Michigan	Active
Northeast Oklahoma			Tulsa, Oklahoma	Active
Northern Ohio Valley			Southeast Ohio and Southwest Pennsylvania, and West Virginia	Active
Northwest Ohio			Bowling Green, Ohio	Active
Texas			Houston, Texas	Active
Wichita			Wichita, Kansas	Active

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External links

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