KAPSI ConnectKappa Archive Recovery Initiative
Preserving our history for future generations of Kappa Men.
Recovering & Preserving Our Heritage
The Kappa Archive Recovery Initiative (KARI) is a fraternity-wide effort to locate, collect, preserve, and digitize historical materials related to Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Since our founding on January 5, 1911, at Indiana University Bloomington, our brotherhood has amassed a rich and storied history.
KARI works to ensure that photographs, documents, publications, artifacts, and oral histories from chapters across the nation are recovered and preserved for posterity — so that the legacy of every era of Kappa Alpha Psi is documented and accessible.
Contribute to the Archive
Photographs
Historical chapter photos, event images, group portraits, and candid shots from any era of Kappa Alpha Psi.
Documents & Publications
Old copies of The Journal, chapter newsletters, programs from conclaves, correspondence, and official documents.
Artifacts & Memorabilia
Pins, banners, paraphernalia, awards, and other physical items of historical significance to the Fraternity.
Oral Histories
Recorded interviews or written accounts from elder statesmen about their experiences in Kappa Alpha Psi.
Share Your History
If you or your chapter possess historical materials, please reach out to International Headquarters to arrange a donation or digitization.