Was originally a colony of the Beta Sigma Chapter at Delaware State University, from 1975 until 1988.

Former professional football player for Cincinnati Bengals and Detroit Lions

Was originally Bethune-Cookman College but in 2007 became Bethune-Cookman University
Bishop College moved to Dallas in 1961; the college closed in 1988
Was originally Colored Industrial and Agriculutal School , North Louisiana Agriculutal and Industrial School, Louisiana Negro Normal and Industrial Institute , Grambling College .

Host of The Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 Countdown

Was originally Livingston University but in 1997 became University of West Alabama

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Was originally Trenton State College but in 1996 became The College of New Jersey; Metro chapter for The College of New Jersey, Rider University, & Princeton University

*Saves the Day
*Marc Hudson
*Rob Schnapf

City-wide chapter. Includes Buffalo State College
Was originally West Georgia College but in 1978 became University of West Georgia
Was originally San Jose State College, then the school name was changed to California State University, San Jose, and finally San Jose State University
While some sources, such as the Southwestern Province website, attribute a charter date of late 1950 to the chapter, it is probable that is an error. The province website also hyperlinks the chapter's own website, which provides the 1974 date. The later date corresponds with the other sequentially-named Greek-letter designations during that era.
Was originally Pembroke State University but in 1996 became The University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Was originally Frostburg State College but in 1987 became Frostburg State University

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The Delta Chapter was founded by Elder Watson Diggs in 1915. The Delta Chapter was the last Chapter called Kappa Alpha Nu and the FIRST chapter designated Kappa Alpha Psi. Delta was the first chapter established at an HBCU. The Delta Chapter is also the only chapter to produce four Grand Polemarchs in the fraternity's history.
Commonly known as the University at Albany or University at Albany, SUNY
Was originally Winthrop College but in 1993 became Winthrop University
Was originally Texas A&I University but in 1993 became Texas A&M University–Kingsville

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Was originally Central State College but in 1971 became Central State University; in 1991 became University of Central Oklahoma

* Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
* Prime Minister's spouse

The first university was built by the British Empire in 1906 with the fountain stone laying ceremony being laid by Sir Louis Dane, the then Lieut, and Governor of the Punjab.

Was originally West Virginia Collegiate Institute but in 1929 became West Virginia State College; in 2004 became West Virginia State University

Jacques Barzun Professor of History and the Social Sciences at Columbia University, Editor-in-Chief of The Encyclopedia of New York City

Was originally State University of New York College of Arts and Science New Paltz but in 1994 became State University of New York at New Paltz. Although this chapter is chartered at SUNY New Paltz, it also includes the United States Military Academy at West Point, Marist College, Iona College, Mercy College and Pace University

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Was originally Northeast Missouri State Teachers College but in 1968 became Northeast Missouri State College; in 1972 became Northeast Missouri State University; in 1996 became Truman State University
Was originally West Chester State College but in 1983 became West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Was originally Albany State College but in 1996 became Albany State University
Was originally Delaware State College but in 1993 became Delaware State University. Replaced by the Pi Eta Chapter chartered in 2007.

A Nhom bao cut in half, displaying its contents

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Includes Denver Metropolitan area colleges.

Explore how your brain use and reacts to motion in order to make decisions.

Its full title is Columbia University in the City of New York

Illusions highlight how your visual perceptions can be surprisingly off.

Replaced by the Pi Delta Chapter chartered in 2007.
Was originally the Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg but in 1959 became Kansas State College of Pittsburg; in 1977 it became Pittsburg State University — also known as Pitt State or PSU.
Illinois Institute of Technology was formed in 1940 by the merger of Armour Institute of Technology and Lewis Institute . Replaced by the Kappa Phi Chapter chartered in 1981.
Was chartered at Georgia College but in 1996 name changed to Georgia College & State University
Spring,Woodlands, Huntsville Alumni Chapter
Was originally the University of Illinois but in 1982 became University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Beta also hosted the Grand Chapter Meeting where the name was changed from Kappa Alpha Nu to Kappa Alpha Psi. Beta Charter Member Earl B. Dickerson was influential in working with Elder Watson Diggs to expand the fraternity in its early beginnings.

Location of Faisalabad in Punjab, Pakistan
Metro Cash & Carry, first foreign supermarket in Faisalabad.

Was originally Millersvilles State College but in 1983 became Millersville University of Pennsylvania
Originally was the Beta Sigma Chapter, until its letters were retired. Formerly, apart of the Xi Mu Chapter .

Curcio speaking to college football players

Junkadelic, Gothom, Funky Ass, DreamWorks Records, Ruffhouse/Columbia/SME Records Amalgam Digital

Heisman Trophy Winner, University of Georgia

Tent pegging was brought to the region by the British and still played today.
The Chenab Club is a social club built in 1904 and was inaugurated by British Officer Henry Cues. It was the first such club in the city.

– Chris Conley, looking back on Through Being Cool for its 15th anniversary, 2014

Strakosha playing for Albania U-21 in 2014

Explore how fear may actually be good for you.

Was originally University of Missouri-Rolla but in 2008 became Missouri University of Science and Technology
Was chartered at East Texas State University but in 1996 became Texas A&M University–Commerce

A team of experts show how you may not be in charge of your own destiny.

The second "Intermediate Chapter" in the fraternity. Composed of graduate and professional school students enrolled in programs at universities within the greater Washington DC metropolitan area.

Regina Phalange, Princess Consuela Bananahammock, Phyllis, Glenda, Ben

One-collective chapter for University of Massachusetts, Amherst College and American International College

Former Head Football Coach Florida State

Was originally Memphis State University but in 1994 became University of Memphis

Victor-Victoria, Kevin , J , Joe, Joseph, J-Man, Big Daddy, Chick, Mama, Dragon, Joseph Stalin, Flame Boy, Baby Kangaroo, Josephine, J-Bird

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One-collective chapter for University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, Villanova, University, Saint Joseph's University and Arcadia University

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Matt Skiba, Dan Andriano, and Mike Felumlee

Howard University Graduate and Professional Schools

McDonalds, one of Faisalabad's first international restaurants

From 1994 to 1996 operated at Furman University campus under the Gamma Nu chapter of Claflin College, before gaining its own charter

Faisalabad International Airport is one of the top ten international airport in the country for air travel.

Chesapeake-Virginia Beach Alumni Chapter

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Was originally Georgia Southwestern College but in 1996 became Georgia Southwestern University

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Rural plains within the outer regions remain fertile due to irrigation systems developed by the British Empire

Heisman Trophy Winner, University of Miami

Leonardtown-Prince Frederick Alumni Chapter

Kool Keith performing at Mezzanine in San Francisco, California during the 2009 Noise Pop Festival.

Arun Bali, Rodrigo Palma, Claudio Rivera, Chris Conley

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Although chartered at American University this chapter also covers Georgetown University, The Catholic University of America, and George Washington University

U.S. Senator from South Carolina, 103rd Governor of South Carolina

Matt Skiba, Dan Andriano, and Glenn Porter

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(Chequers during the Blair ministry in 2006)

Anchor Turner Sports, formerly SportsCenter

from Virginia's 13th congressional district

London-Newcastle/Edinburgh/Scotland express or

Was originally Northeastern State Normal School but in 1974 became Northeastern Oklahoma State University; in 1985 it became Northeastern State University

Ups & Downs: Early Recordings and B-Sides

David Copperfield explores how we use attention throughout our everyday life

Bravo TV personality Newlyweds: The First Year

Say Anything, Two Tongues, The Offspring, Face to Face, Hot Mess, Senses Fail, eons, Cameron McGill & What Army, Somerset, Flipsyde, Hands Tied

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Was originally Southwest Missouri State University but in 2005 became Missouri State University
Was originally Pennsylvania State College but in 1953 became Pennsylvania State University;— also known as Penn State or PSU

Mendocino County, California, United States

Was originally Salisbury State College but in 2001 became Salisbury University

Highlights our misconception that your brain is able to focus on everything important at any given time.

Citywide Chapter for Indianapolis. Includes IUPUI, Butler, Marion, Martin, and UIndy.

The M3 interchange connecting the M2 and M4 is an important junction for the city where it connects the north and south of the country.

American historian of the South and Reconstruction

Optical illusions highlight how powerful our minds can really be.

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A Mughal inspired mosque in the old city. The majority of the population are Muslim however the is a significant Christian community.

One-collective chapter for St. Louis University and Harris-Stowe State University College
Was originally the Colored Agricultural and Normal University but in 1941, became Langston University
Replaced by the Rho Eta Chapter chartered in 2013.

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* Sandra Green
* Jill Green
* Amy Green

Was originally West Virginia Institute of Technology but in 1996 became West Virginia University Institute of Technology

Former United States Ambassador to Turkey

Explore optical illusions and how our brain can mislead us.

All-Southern college football player, minor league baseball player, and head coach for University of Florida

A Sikh Gurdwara constructed during the reign of the British Empire in 1911 still exists as a school within the old city.

Was originally Elon College but in 2001 became Elon University
Metro chapter covering the following schools: University of Bridgeport , University of New Haven, Southern Connecticut State University, Yale University and Quinnipiac University.
Was originally Montclair State College but in 1994 became Montclair State University
Originally operated under the Alpha chapter of Indiana University, before gaining its own charter. One-collective chapter for DePauw University and Wabash College.

Ken Adams, Holden McGroin, Dr. Drake Ramoray , Hans Ramoray

Professional Basketball Player, Atlanta Hawks

Was originally California State College at Long Beach but in 1968 became California State College, Long Beach; in 1972 became California State University, Long Beach

Dr. Octagon, Dr. Dooom, Black Elvis, Dr. Ultra, Crazy Lou, Poppa Large

Was originally Georgia Southern College but in 1990 became Georgia Southern University ; Replaced by the Omicron Phi chapter chartered in 2005

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The eight bazaars remain a major trading centre in the city. It is made up of eight bazaars where local grown produce is bought and sold.
Three letters beginning with F and random four numbers

* Waitress at Central Perk
* Assistant at Fortunata Fashions
* Buyer and personal shopper at Bloomingdale's
* Executive at Polo Ralph Lauren

Was originally Winston-Salem Teachers College but in 1969 became Winston-Salem State University
This chapter also covers University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Milwaukee, WI, and University of Wisconsin-Parkside - Kenosha, WI

Former president of Washington State University

Was originally Eastern Michigan College but in 1959 became Eastern Michigan University
Was originally Florida Memorial College but in 2004 became Florida Memorial University

Matt Skiba, Dan Andriano, and Glenn Porter, except where noted

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The third "Intermediate Chapter" in the fraternity. Composed of graduate and professional school students enrolled in programs at universities within the Atlanta metropolitan area. In 1998 Clark Atlanta University was formed by the consolidation of Atlanta University, which offered only graduate degrees, and Clark College, a four-year undergraduate institution oriented to the liberal arts.
Formerly, the Gamma Xi Chapter was based at Maryland State College, later University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
Was originally Shippensburg State College but in 1983 became Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Was originally Cameron State School of Agriculture but in 1971 became Cameron College; in 1974 became Cameron University.

Former football coach for CU-Boulder, founder of Promise Keepers ministry

Was originally Bloomsburg State College but in 1983 became Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

U.S. Representative and Majority Leader from Texas

Was originally Maryland State College but in 1970 became University of Maryland Eastern Shore . Replaced by the Pi Nu Chapter chartered in 2008.
Was originally Fort Valley State College, but in 1996 became Fort Valley State University
In 1952 Tillotson College and Samuel Huston College merged to form Huston-Tillotson College; in 2005 became Huston-Tillotson University

You listen to the lyrics and it's just like this lonely guy, who was longing for something more. The record has a lot of melancholy, which would play out in the years to come. But the songs are all very exciting, full of life.

electric version; original version appears on I'm Sorry I'm Leaving

In 1992, adopted Binghamton University as its short title

Learn what you may not know about what's happening around you.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Started out as the Municipal University of Wichita then became known as Wichita University ; in 1964 it became Wichita State University

* Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
* John F. Kennedy International Airport
* Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport
* London Gatwick International Airport

D Ground is a major commercial area in the city which is home to a number of high street outlets and restaurants.
The Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Auditorium is home of the Faisalabad Arts Council where the annual literacy and poetry festivals take place.

Was originally Savannah State College but in 1996 became Savannah State University
Was originally West Texas State University but in 1990 became West Texas A&M University

One of the earlier industrial exhibition at the University of Agriculture which is still a major exhibition held in the city today, Circ 1949

Screenwriter, animator, storyboard artist, voice actor, director, magician

Brian Ross at ABC News in New York City, 2011

Why does time fly when you're having fun and slow down when you're in danger?

Was originally Clark College but in 1988 became Clark Atlanta University

Coefficient of thermal expansion ×10−6/K

Was originally Tuskegee Institute but in 1985 became Tuskegee University
Was originally Rowan College of New Jersey but in 1997 became Rowan University. This chapter also covers Stockton University — Pomona, NJ. The Northeastern Province website does not explicitly note this, however The Richard Stockton College of NJ's Office of Student Development recognizes it as a student organization
One-collective chapter for Centenary College and Louisiana State University - Shreveport.

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Former head men's basketball coach at Southern Methodist University

The FCCI, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industries monitors the economy and puts forward recommendations to the government.
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Was originally Francis Marion College but in 1992 became Francis Marion University

Head Basketball Coach, Vanderbilt University

In 1990, the college moved from Waco to its current campus in Dallas which is located on the former campus of Bishop College
Was originally Cheyney Training School for Teachers but in 1951 became Cheyney State Teacher’s College; in 1959 it became Cheyney State College; and, in 1983, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania;— commonly known as Cheyney University

The brain is similar to muscles - the more you use it, the stronger it gets.

Southwest Texas State University became Texas State University-San Marcos in 2003.
Was originally University of Southwestern Louisiana but in 1999 became University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Was originally Valdosta State College but in 1993 became Valdosta State University

Aviation policy now allows more foreign airlines to operate to Faisalabad.

See how marketers, advertisers and even political candidates manipulate your brain to persuade you.

Former Chief Executive Officer of Cold Stone Creamery, Arizona State Treasurer

Member of the U.S. House of Representatives

Was originally Hampton Institute but in 1984 became Hampton University

Learn how to determine if someone is lying.

College Park-Sandy Spring Alumni Chapter
The first "Intermediate Chapter" in the fraternity. Others being Theta Tau & Kappa Zeta.

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Was originally the College of the City of Detroit. In 1934 became Wayne University; in 1956 became Wayne State University

Chat dialect of Siberian Tatar, Russian, Tatar

Was originally Youngston College but in 1955 became Youngstown University; in 1967 became Youngstown State University

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Former detective Greg Walsh exposes memory weakness.

Was originally the General Motors Institute but in 1982 became GMI Engineering & Management Institute; in 1998 became Kettering University

American writer, animator and voice actor

Was originally Columbus College but in 1996 became Columbus State University
Was originally California State University, Hayward but in 2005 the name was changed to California State University, East Bay

NFL Lineman, NCAA All-American University of Miami

Was originally Coppin State College but in 2004 became Coppin State University
One-collective chapter for Chicago area universities and colleges, with the exception of Chicago State University, Northwestern University, and Loyola University

Mohammed Ali Jinnah, in Lyallpur where he gave an historic speech at Dhobi Ghat. Circ 1943

featuring New York Studio Orchestra & Chorus

U.S. Navy Admiral and Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from California

Formerly, the Iota Pi chapter was chartered at Georgia Southern College, later Georgia Southern University.

Dr. Drake Ramoray on Days of our Lives and Langdon Powder on Deep Powder

Part of Middle Eastern Province; when chartered, came under Southeastern Province.