Kappa Chi has been building brotherhood in Winona since 1990. We are a local fraternity, which means we answer to ourselves and to the men who came before us — more than four hundred of them — and not to a national office three states away.
If you are looking for a place to land your first year away from home, or a group that expects something of you, this is worth a conversation.
Why men join
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A brotherhood that outlasts college
Four years of roommates, teammates, and study partners turns into a few decades of people who pick up the phone.
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A house that belongs to us
The Huff–Lamberton House at 207 Huff Street is owned outright by the fraternity — an 1857 landmark on the National Register, two blocks from campus and two blocks from downtown.
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An alumni network worth having
Brothers going back to 1990, across a lot of industries and a lot of cities, and a habit of answering when a younger brother reaches out.
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Leadership you cannot get from a class
Chapter officers run budgets, events, recruitment, and a historic property. It is real responsibility, and it starts early.
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The social side, obviously
Intramurals, events with other chapters, and a calendar that fills up without much help.
What rush looks like
Come meet us. That is the whole first step — no commitment, no cost to show up, and no pressure to decide anything on the spot.
Dates move every semester, so the fastest way to find out what is happening right now is to tell us you are interested. A brother will get back to you with the current schedule and answer whatever you want to ask.
Or email us directly: rush@kappa-chi.org