About Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta Sorority was founded in 1897 at State Female Normal School, now Longwood University, in Farmville, Va. The thought that 125 years ago four young women could just sit down and create a sisterhood as enduring as Kappa Delta sometimes defies understanding, but that's exactly what they did.
Today, Kappa Delta is an impressive nationwide organization that reaches far beyond the local chapter. We have more than 300,000 initiated members, 168 active collegiate chapters across the country and over 200 alumnae chapters across the country. Led by an elected National Council, hundreds of national volunteers and a professional staff numbering over 50, we have a network of sisters and friends around the world who come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences.
Together, Kappa Deltas impact the lives of members and those in need around the world. Contributions to the Kappa Delta Foundation from alumnae, collegians and friends of Kappa Delta enable the sorority to further its philanthropic efforts, providing support for the sorority’s national philanthropies, numerous local community outreach programs, as well as scholarships and educational opportunities for members.
We have chosen to become Kappa Deltas because we believe that, in some way, all of us can be better together than each of us can be alone. That is the strength of Kappa Delta.
Learn more about Kappa Delta Sorority and the Kappa Delta Foundation by visiting the national organization’s website.
Our Vision
Kappa Delta Sorority provides experiences that build confidence in women and inspire them to action through the power of lifelong friendship.
Our Mission
Kappa Delta Sorority is a national organization for women committed to: encouraging members to live with integrity and honor in the bonds of lifelong friendship; building confidence in members to excel in college and throughout their lives; inspiring members to be active leaders, responsible citizens and engaged members of the community; and providing opportunities and experiences that foster personal and professional growth for a lifetime.
Our Values
- Friendship & Loyalty
- Personal Integrity
- Lifelong Learning
- Selfless Service
- Colors: olive green and pearl white
- Jewels: diamond, emerald, pearl
- Symbols & Mascots: white rose, nautilus shell, dagger and teddy bear
About Sigma Pi
The Sigma Pi chapter of Kappa Delta was founded in 1923 at Albion College. Sigma Pi is celebrating 100 consecutive years in 2023! Sigma Pi is a small chapter of around forty amazing women. Although small, this chapter strives for greatness and works hard to uphold the high standards of Kappa Delta Sorority. Our chapter strives to be a home away from home for women from all backgrounds. Kappa Delta is all about confidence and Sigma Pi has no short of that. The women of Sigma Pi are leaders on campus, in the classroom, on sports teams, in student organizations, and in student government. Along with all of the campus involvement the women of Sigma Pi strive to help the greater community. Sigma Pi hosts Shamrock events to raise money for Prevent Child Abuse of America, works with girl scouts to build confidence among young women, works around the Albion community, and participates in other chapters' philanthropy events on campus. Sigma Pi is proud of its 100-year journey and as the years go on the sisterhood only becomes stronger and the outreach becomes greater.
