Find out what your brothers are up to with Alumni Updates!
Harvey (Jerry) G. Cook ’55 has some advice for future brothers: stop the harassment. This does not help anyone. Treat all with respect and dignity. Click below to see what Harvey and a few other brothers have been up to.
Penn State Report: Training Camp Preview
The college football season is just around the corner, meaning it’s nearly time for Kappa Sigma brothers to pull out their blue and white jerseys and other Penn State football gear in preparation for Penn State’s second season under head coach James Franklin.
It also means it’s time to start taking a look at where the Nittany Lions stand with training camp looming. So get caught up on who’s who and which players will step up to fill key roles for the Nittany Lions this season.
Annual Fund update: See who’s given back this year
We’re in the fourth quarter and nearing the two minute warning – the end of our giving year is nearly upon us and we need to finish strong! We have about two and a half months to go and so far 67 of you have contributed $11,489. Unfortunately, we’re a bit behind the pace we […]
Photo Flashback: Spring Fling ’74
Where were you in 1974? By the looks of this photo, most of you were enjoying a beautiful day in Happy Valley during Spring Fling! What else happened in 1974? Read more for a reminder!
Football Five Pack: A Full Spring Practice Recap
The college football season may seem far off at this point but the truth is Penn State will open its season in a little over three months. Plenty has changed in Happy Valley in the last few years but for the first time in what seems like years, the Nittany Lions will enter training camp in August with a sense of regularity.
Remembering Brother Joe Succop
We are very sad to report that Joseph Succop II ’48 passed away on February 9th, 2015 at the age of 91. Click below to read more about Joseph’s time at Kappa Sigma and his life’s accomplishments.
Where are Robert Sopko, ’91 and our 435 other brothers?
In a world where breaking news is ideal, it is imperative to make sure your information is up to date. Consider this email a confirmation that you are ready to accept the most recent news from Alpha-Delta Chapter. Even though you have a good email address in our database, many of your brothers do not. […]
Offseason Report: How Nittany Lions Fit on their New NFL Teams
We all bleed blue and white! Do you know how our Nittany Lions are looking for this upcoming season? With the NFL Draft in the rearview, rookies will be in and out of NFL cities over the next few weeks for mandatory rookie camps and symposiums. A handful of Penn State players were selected in the […]
Matthew Weisberg ’97, “They had me at hello…”
We had the opportunity to speak with Matthew Weisberg ’97 about Kappa Sigma, his infamous nickname, and what has come of his career since graduation. Like many involved in Greek life, Weisberg had a story behind his choice in fraternity. Originally, he rushed in the fall of his freshman year, but at this point he felt Greek life was not for him and he did not feel comfortable with them, nor did he think they were comfortable with him. Those fraternities that he rushed in the fall seemed to be too homogenous, elitist and cliquey; in short, stand-offish…but this changed. In the spring, he pledged and was initiated into the Alpha-Delta Chapter, but why the sudden change? “Alpha-Delta at that time [and well before] had a history of personality diversity; simply, there were a lot of different characters; that mix made me as an individual feel comfortable, truly at home, and relaxed,” said Matthew about Kappa Sigma. He had the assistance of his big-brother, Steve “Squash” Ruth ’96, and the kind and enthusiastic Rush Chair, Jeff “Monty” Montgomery ’94, “They had me at ‘hello’.”
Monthly Updates from Our Brothers
David E. Falchek ’91 (1705 Church AVe, Scranton, PA 18508; [email protected]) David was selected to a second three-year term on the Board of Directors of the American Wine Society. This is the nation’s oldest, and largest, wine consumer organization. Matthew B. Weisberg, Esq. ’97 (49 Cornell Road, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004-2104; [email protected]) I am the sole proprietor of Weisberg Law. In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Weisberg Law aggressively focuses on financial, consumer and real estate litigation (including legal and accountant malpractice, foreclosure defense, civil rights and employment discrimination, business disputes […]