July 28, 2008
FALL 2008 RUSH SCHEDULE
KA at GW is proud to announce the event calendar for Fall 2008 Rush! We invite all interested men of GW to come join us for some tasty food and relaxing fun. See what brings us all together and how KA enhances our college experience! And what it takes to be a KA - and a gentleman on campus...
> Monday 9/15 University Yard: Come out to meet the brothers! Join us for some frisbee or football and have some BBQ shrimp and kebabs.
> Wednesday 9/17 Kogan Plaza/Mid-Campus Quad: Test your game against the brothers at Root Beer Pong & Pig out on some BBQ RIBS! Southern Style!
> Monday 9/22 Kogan Plaza: Come Pick up a "Ben's Chili Bowl" Chili Dog and take another evening to sit down with the brothers to really learn what we're all about!
> Wednesday 9/24 INVITE ONLY NIGHT I - Cigars & Poker
> Thursday 9/25 INVITE ONLY NIGHT II - The True Old Glory
> Friday 9/26 BID DAY - Location TBD
> Visit our RUSH page! <
April 22, 2008
KAs PLANT TREES FOR EARTH DAY
 On this year's Earth Day, our brothers contributed to GW's campus-wide
celebration by volunteering to plant cherry trees on H Street, in
the middle of the Foggy Bottom campus. This was part of GW's celebration of
Earth Day as President Knapp signed the climate commitment pledge. KAs were proud to continue the fraternity's tradition of planting trees and were
pumped to get their hands dirty to make our campus more beautiful!
(Click here for pictures:
Lisner Auditorium,
Getting Dirty,
Schenley Hall)
January 31, 2008
GW HATCHET: KAPPA ALPHA RETURNS...
 "The fraternal order of Kappa Alpha officially returned to GW last weekend. About 30 members were present to receive the group's charter, a ceremonial marker of the chapter's reinstatement. Kappa Alpha first established a chapter at GW in 1894, with notable alumni including former FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, but left campus in 1960. In 2007, the national Kappa Alpha organization began recruiting at GW and the brothers have been working since last February to get the chapter chartered again. Read more...
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Spring 2008 KA Journal
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