In what decade did Kappa Alpha Psi become a national fraternity?

Kappa Alpha Psi became a national fraternity in the 1910s, specifically founded in 1911. This decade was significant for the fraternity as it marked the period when it began to expand beyond the initial chapter established at Indiana University. The expansion during this time laid the groundwork for Kappa Alpha Psi to develop into a national organization, ultimately leading to the establishment of additional chapters at universities across the United States. This transformation was crucial in fostering a larger brotherhood and promoting the fraternity's ideals of achievement and service within the African American community.