Unexpected Zeta connections transform members personally and professionally.

Zeta Tau Alpha is heartbroken to share that Birmingham-Southern College announced it will be closing in May 2024. Unfortunately, this means Alpha Nu Chapter will also close at that time.

Zeta Tau Alpha regrets to announce the closing of our Iota Xi Chapter at Christian Brothers University, effective at the end of the spring 2024 semester.

Introducing the 2024-2025 ZTA Leadership Consultants!

Kendra Davis Moyses (Zeta Omega, Ferris State University) has been on a volunteer journey since she entered the alumnae world. Read more about her story!

With much sadness, we share the passing of Shirley Oliver Sanders, former Vice President Alumnae II, on Jan. 11, in San Antonio. She was 89.

The Zeta Tau Alpha Nominating Committee is preparing a slate of qualified nominees to serve as members of National Council for the 2024–2027 biennium. The committee invites all members to provide input for this process.

Nominate a ZTA alumna who has shown exceptional leadership in her chosen profession, achieved significant accomplishments and made notable contributions to society. Submissions are due Jan. 2, 2024.

Zeta Day is an opportunity for sisters from all over the country to come together in celebration of our sisterhood. Attend a Zeta Day event near you to catch up with sisters, enjoy special recognitions and presentations, share memories of your ZTA experience and remember how great it is to be a Zeta.

Zeta Tau Alpha's 125th Founders' Day brought members to Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia, for a celebration to remember. Read all about the multi-day event and relive the memories.

The ZTA Foundation's fourth annual Day of Giving coincided with the Fraternity's 125th anniversary celebration. The special anniversary prompted 1,929 donors to contribute $392,810 to support scholarships, educational programming, leadership training and philanthropy efforts.

Six Zetas from Rider University studied abroad in Greece to learn about wellness in a Blue Zone - an area where people live longer and healthier lives than the average human.