When you see the ZTA chapter flags, some of them might make you think, “Hey, that’s not the right name for my school!” There’s a story behind how the chapter flags (and their names) came to be a ZTA tradition.

Rebecca was elected House Manager for 2018 and President for 2019, becoming the first Black woman elected chapter President of a National Panhellenic Conference organization on that campus. This is Rebccca's Zeta Story.

A recipient of the Certificate of Merit in 1978, the Honor Ring in 1990 and the Order of the Shield award/White Violet pin in 2009, Nancy’s steadfast commitment adds up to untold blessings for Zeta Tau Alpha.

The ZTA Foundation provided scholarships to 294 students, totaling $858,070 in academic funding for the 2020-2021 school year. Haley Butina was one of those deserving Zetas! Read more about her experience in this blog!

Six inter/national organizations, including ZTA, have partnered with Generation Rx, a national drug misuse prevention program housed at The Ohio State University, to enhance safe medication practices for fraternity and sorority chapters and campus communities nationwide.

Learn more about ZTA's 2021 Special Initiate.

With great sadness, we share that longtime National Officer and ZTA volunteer Stacy Froschauer passed away today, Jan. 29, in Dallas, Texas, after a long-term illness. She was 51.

With great sadness, we share that former Vice President Collegiate I Mary “Bunky” Womble Manley passed away Monday, Jan. 18, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She was 64.

Meet the women who contributed articles to the most recent issue of Themis magazine.

These eight women juggle families, careers and volunteerism while making sure ZTA housing is a space where our collegiate women can experience the best possible sisterhood. Learn more about them in this post!

The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation board members shared some fun facts about themselves, so when we can meet again in person, you’ll have plenty to talk about.

Read more about our DEI Strategic Plan in our winter 2020 update.