The ZTA Foundation and Fraternity partnered to award $516,000 in Grace Grants to 516 collegiate members. Grace Grants were created to help those who experienced a direct financial impact from COVID-19.

The Biennial Report shares the accomplishments of Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity, the ZTA Foundation and the ZTA Fraternity Housing Corporation during the 2018-2020 biennium that ended July 21, 2020.

The officers of the ZTA Fraternity Housing Corporation have voted to appoint Kris Fleming (Eta Theta Chapter, Missouri University of Science and Technology) as Vice President Construction.

Zeta Tau Alpha is committed to building a nobler womanhood for all by creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive sisterhood. Today, ZTA launches its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategic Plan to be held accountable to that commitment.

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Fraternity Housing Corporation Vice President Construction Leah Fields Ozment.

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Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity and the ZTA Foundation have announced they will provide Grace Grants for the 2020-2021 academic year to assist collegiate members who have experienced a direct financial impact from of COVID-19.

We are making important updates to ensure every Zeta feels like she belongs. Every sister should feel that her personal identities—her hobbies, culture, background, sexual orientation, spiritual beliefs, and anything else that makes her, her—are valued.

Zeta Tau Alpha was honored with four awards during the 2020 Fraternity Communications Association (FCA) Awards Presentation.

The ZTA Foundation has named United States Air Force Colonel Leslie Stufft Knight MD, as the 2020 Outstanding Alumna for her exemplary leadership in medicine and dedicated military service to our country. Dr. Knight is currently Deputy Command Surgeon of the Air Force Materiel Command.

To honor those sisters whose donations reflect that “ZTA is not just four years, but for life,” the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation announces a new recognition program for cumulative giving.

National Council has unanimously voted to cancel our planned, in-person Convention, scheduled for June 24-28 in Atlanta, Georgia, and to instead create a modified virtual experience with a business meeting and celebrations of sisterhood.