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University:  Eastern Washington University - EWU

Greek Organization:  Kappa Sigma

Author:  Honesty

Comment:  Kappa Sigma overall at EWU is a good chapter who are driven and wanting to be the best they can be but fall short of success in a lot of aspects. They secured a house last year to call their own which is great. It's in a decent spot, looks good, sadly gets shut down often due to neighbors but Cheney is small. The group of guys are nice, a good chunk in seemingly healthy relationships so they must know how to treat women right for a period of time. On campus.... Since when? They are excited about their house and they should be, but does every single event need to be there? They pander to those they already know instead of trying to involve themselves on campus and meet new people. They also party at this new house... A LOT. Which is great! They are having fun, though that fun would be more justified if their grades were higher. If you look at their grade roster you'll see that they went from 35 members to 62 members from Fall to Winter. Though if you ask them about how many guys they recruited you will not hear "27" it seems a bit fishy but whatever. Their brotherhood seems to be in a weird spot. A portion of the chapter doesn't want to be involved with the IFC anymore because of the rules, and the other half doesn't want to be like Sigma Nu. You can tell this has caused some rifts but it doesn't seem to be affecting their numbers which shows professionalism or disdain. Though because of their outgoing nature and overall attitude they remain well known and continue to do well as a whole. Standards on this campus are low which makes it easy for them to be at or around the top but they could easily be #1 if they agreed on a path and took it 110%.