Kappa Kappa Gamma - Collegiate Chapters

Collegiate Chapters

• Kappa Kappa Gamma has chartered a total of 160 chapters, 30 of which the fraternity has closed. Eight of the 30 closed chapters have been rechartered, and none of the rechartered chapters have been closed.
• Active chapters exist in 41 of the 50 states and in the District of Columbia as well as in 3 of the 10 Canadian provinces.
• The state with the largest number of active chapters is California, with 16 active chapters and one inactive chapter. Kappa has active chapters at all ten of the University of California undergraduate campuses.
• The fraternity's most expansionary year was 1929, with six new chapters chartered.
• The fraternity's most expansionary decades were the 1980s, in which 19 chapters were chartered, and the 1920s, in which 18 chapters where chartered and one chapter was rechartered.
• The fraternity's least expansionary decades were the 1890s, in which five chapters were chartered and one chapter was rechartered, and the 1960s, in which six chapters were chartered.
• The decade with the largest number of chapter closures was the 1880s, with six chapters closed.