Zeta Day offers all members—from the most involved collegian to the alumna who hasn’t seen her sisters in a while—to come together for special presentations, awards, food and fun. Attend a Zeta Day event near you to catch up with sisters, share memories of your ZTA experience and remember how great it is to be a Zeta.

With a heavy heart, Zeta Tau Alpha announces the closing of our Alpha Phi Chapter at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, effective at the end of this fall quarter.

To help Zetas learn more about this groundbreaking research project during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Barzilay and Dr. Yala from the BCRF shared some insights about the research project that the ZTA Foundation is helping fund through our $500,000 grant.

How much do we love Zeta Tau Alpha? Our third annual Day of Giving let us count the ways!

On Oct. 15 every year our sisterhood reflects on the nine young women who founded Zeta Tau Alpha at the State Female Normal School in Farmville, Virginia, in 1898.

We’d love to have you participate in any way you’re able - whether that’s pre-ordering a T-shirt, raising awareness as a Foundation Ambassador, or motivating other sisters as a Challenge Donor.

With deep and sincere sadness, Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity announces the closing of Eta Nu Chapter at Radford University in Radford, Virginia, effective Aug. 22, 2022.

Avery McMillan, a beloved member of Alpha Xi Chapter at Indiana University passed away Wednesday, August 17, 2022.

The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation celebrated the service of two retiring board members before electing its new board of directors at its meeting during Convention 2022 in July.

At its biennial meeting during ZTA Convention 2022 in July, the member associations of the ZTA Fraternity Housing Corporation elected its new board of directors.

Zeta Tau Alpha elected and installed its National Council for the 2022–2024 biennium at the 56th National and 45th International Convention in Grapevine, Texas, on Saturday, July 16.

When I hear, “to be steadfast, strong,” I will think of my fellow health care working sisters, especially Kyla Ranko (Iota Alpha Chapter, Robert Morris University).