Alpha Pi of Kappa Sigma - Wabash College

04/19/2021

Congratulations to our two newly initiated brothers, Luke Davis ‘24 and Carter Nevil ‘24! Last night, they finished their pledgeship and were initiated into our noble ΚΣ brotherhood. We are extremely proud to call these men our brothers. Congrats!

03/25/2021

Congratulations to senior Joe Garcia ‘21 for being our MOID of the Week! Originally from San Juan, TX, Joe is a Political Science major and Spanish minor. Throughout his time at Wabash, Joe has been involved with the Sales Club, the Investment Club, the Spanish Club, and Unidos por Sangre, along with being a WLAIP mentor and tutor. Within the house, he has held the positions of Vice President, House Manager, and BDC (Brotherhood Development Committee) chair. When asked about Kappa Sigma, Joe said, “The brothers in this house radiate positivity and good vibes that makes the stressful times at Wabash worthwhile. I’ve had a few bad moments here at Wabash but the brothers were always there to pick me right back up.” After graduation, Joe is looking to work in finance or education. He has already applied to a number of financial analyst roles and high school teaching positions. Congratulations, Joe!

03/18/2021

Congratulations to Brother Johnny Lamb ‘22 for being our MOID of the Week!

Originally from Hammond, IN, Johnny is a PPE major and Religion minor. He is a member of the Wabash football team and is involved with the WLAIP Program. Within the chapter house, he currently serves as the Grand Treasurer. He’s previously served as a pledge educator and as the IM chair.

His favorite thing about Kappa Sigma is the strong sense of brotherhood and unity within our fraternity. “Everyone gets along and works together to tackle any issues that we face,” he said. “I can genuinely have a good conversation with every single person that lives in this house.” Looking forward, he plans on becoming a financial advisor and using his role to benefit those in his community that need the help. Congrats Johnny!

03/10/2021

Congratulations to Brother Paul Hargitt ‘23 for being our MOID of the Week!

A sophomore from Carmel, IN, Paul is a Philosophy major with a double minor in Religion and English. He currently serves as the Grand Scribe (Secretary) at the Alpha Pi Chapter. He’s previously served as our Student Senate representative.

Outside of the house, Paul is a writing consultant at Lilly Library and a member of the Crawfordsville to Campus Committee, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, and the Wabash tennis team. In fact, Paul was recently named the NCAC Men’s Tennis Athlete of the Week!

As of now, he plans to obtain an MBA after graduation. Congrats Paul!

10/30/2020

This week we honor Brother Hamza Moudden ‘21 as Moid of the Week! Born in Manhattan but raised in Morocco and Harlem, Hamza is a Physics major and Math minor. He currently serves as the Grand Treasurer of the house, but he’s previously served as the house manger, risk manager, HIC chair, and scholarship chair. Outside of the Alpha Pi chapter, he is the treasurer of the Society of Physics Students and a member of organizations like the African Students Association, French Club, and Boxing Club. He also played for the Wabash College soccer team but had to retire early due to a handful of injuries. Nevertheless, he’s a beast on the field. In addition to all of this, he is one of two CARE Team leaders for the fraternity, guiding our efforts to fight COVID-19. “After graduating this semester, I plan on completing my Bachelor’s and Master’s in electrical engineering at Washington University at St. Louis. On the bigger picture, I hope to use both my liberal arts experience and technical skills to solve current issues we are facing today.” Give it up for Hamza!

10/20/2020

The newest MOID of the Week is our brother, Sammy Lebron ‘22! A Theater major and Spanish minor from Philadelphia, PA, Sammy is a dedicated member of Kappa Sigma and of the Wabash College Theater Department. He has served as a pledge educator twice now. He’s acted in two productions here on campus: the winter 2019 production Anon(ymous) and the fall 2020 production The Race. For the latter of two productions, he was nominated by the Kennedy Center American Theater Festival to participate in the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship! He’s also a former president of the Latino club, UPS (Unidos Por Sangre). “I’m looking to do work in the entertainment industry, my primary goal is to become a professional actor,” Sammy said. Congratulations to our dear brother!

10/12/2020

This weekend, the Alpha Pi Chapter initiated seven outstanding men into our beloved fraternity, giving these men the gift and responsibility of brotherhood. Welcome home, brothers!

07/20/2020

Many of us at Kappa Sigma have been keeping ourselves busy with internships and other learning experiences this summer - we're always eager to gain new skills and enhance our professional development. This summer, brothers Cesar Martinez '21 and Cristian Aleman '22 have been interning with LAT Studios in their hometown, El Paso, TX. Watch as they give a tour of the facility and explain what their day-to-day looks like!

06/03/2020

We stand alongside our black brothers and sisters in the fight for equality. Black Lives Matter.

04/12/2019

Last Sunday, the Alpha Pi Chapter held its inaugural Laps for Leaders philanthropy event, a swim-a-thon that raised money for Our Turn to Serve. The organization trains and matches service dogs with veterans suffering from PTSD. The event was in honor of Jay Rice ‘86, a MOID who is a three-time All-American swimmer who then served three tours in Afghanistan. As of today, we have raised $6,830 for OTTS! Thank you to our generous alumni who contributed to this great cause!

04/19/2017

A group of Wabash leaders has offered up $400,000 in challenge gifts. Join Kappa Sigma by donating at www.wabash.edu/419 today to help us reach the goal of 3,419 gifts!

The brothers of Kappa Sig challenge all of its family and friends to make a gift in the spirit of . The active members of the house will donate $5 per gift for every gift made to the KappaSig challenge, up to $500.

Show our strength as ! If we make 3,419 gifts, a group of alumni will give $400,000. Make your gift!