Kappa Omicron Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

came into fruition on Sunday, December 7, 1975. Seven young black males enrolled at Duke University, known as "The Seven From Heaven," sought to bring the Light of Alpha to Duke's campus, making it the Fraternity's 433rd undergraduate chapter. Since the charter date over 37 years ago, over 140 men have marched onward and upward toward the Light of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. through the Kappa

Omicron chapter. Current Brothers

James Mbuthia - Spr' 20
Robert Cranston - Spr' 20 (Chapter President)
Victor Clifton - Spr' 20
Jordan Campbell - Spr' 21 (Chapter Vice President)
Marcellus Jordan, III - Spr' 21
Roman Oben, Jr. - Spr' 21

The chapter members are involved in various on campus organizations, including the Black Student Alliance, Black Pre-Law Association, Black Men's Union, Students of the Caribbean Association, Duke Chapter of NAACP, DESTA, Duke Africa, National Society of Black Engineers and many more. By expanding their reach on campus, the Brothers of Kappa Omicron truly embrace the fraternal motto as they are Servants of All.