Pi‑Theta ColonyKappa Sigma Fraternity

Written down.
Held to.

Every colony says it has standards. Ours are program documents with names attached, reviewed by the national organization on the road to a charter. This is the public version of what we hold ourselves to: six programs, documented, staffed, and enforced.

“You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems.”

The standard we hold ourselves to

The scoreboard on the road to a charter

68
Men today
30
Service hours per man
275+
Initiated alumni
3.0
GPA standard
0
Tolerance for hazing
Sept 12
Charter petition

Figures reflect the Kappa Sigma Colony Roadmap requirements the colony is building toward.

Governed on paper, not on trust.

Anyone can call themselves a brotherhood. Pi-Theta runs on documents that bind it. This is the infrastructure underneath the programs.

Ratified By-Laws

A full constitution-aligned code: membership, officers, committees, finances, a judicial board, and a non-discrimination clause. Ratified and binding, not aspirational.

A Three-Year Business Plan

Chartered by October 1, 2026. Sixty members and thirty service hours each. Seventy to eighty active by 2027. Goals with dates attached and owners assigned.

National Oversight

An alumni advisor, a district grand master, and the programs of one of the largest fraternities in North America. Accountability built in from the ground up.

Meet the men behind the plan.

Every program has a name and a face attached to it.

The Roster →