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Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in 1870 as the first Greek-letter fraternity for women.
We value our history and our long tradition of leading the way for women's groups and
women in higher education.
As recruitment begins on many college campuses across the continent, it is important to remember that the core of our organization is the spirit of sisterhood: belonging, support and encouragement, accountability, and common purpose. We seek to create spaces in which we can respect and accept individual differences and find strength in inclusion. » Learn more
As recruitment begins on many college campuses across the continent, it is important to remember that the core of our organization is the spirit of sisterhood: belonging, support and encouragement, accountability, and common purpose. We seek to create spaces in which we can respect and accept individual differences and find strength in inclusion. » Learn more
We are Kappa Alpha Theta. We are leading women. Nearly 150 years ago, Kappa Alpha Theta was founded as the first Greek-letter fraternity for women. In the decades since then, Theta ideas and programs have often been on the cutting edge—individual and as chapters, we are known for leading in our communities and on our campuses.
Cathy Ferree
Beta/Indiana
Beta/Indiana
Leading Women Spotlight - Cathy Ferree
Cathy was recently elected as the president and chief executive officer of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites by the ISMHS board. ISMHS features 12 locations around the state that share stories about the people, places and things that shape Indiana.
Prior to her appointment that became effective in May, Cathy served as the vice president and chief operating officer of Conner more »
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September 2017 Spotlight
By Laura Kassenbrock Stelsel on Monday, Sep 18, 2017 07:02 AM
Olivia Fryml Epps, Delta Phi/Clemson, is a member of the Young Alumnae Board. She previously served as advisory board chairman and finance and Panhellenic advisors for Beta Omega/Colorado College; facility corporation board treasurer for Beta more »
150 Years Ago: The First Women of DePauw
By Noraleen DuVall Young on Wednesday, Sep 13, 2017 09:30 AM
As I hope you know, Theta is just a few years shy of her sesquicentennial, the 150th anniversary of its founding. But we as an organization can actually trace our beginnings to three years earlier—specifically, June 26, 1867—when the Board of more » 
September 2017
By Noraleen DuVall Young on Thursday, Sep 7, 2017 07:50 AM
For many of our chapters, both college and alumnae, autumn marks the start of the “new year.” Here in the archives, we have been busy over the summer and have new projects for the fall.
An exciting new feature on the heritage site more »
An exciting new feature on the heritage site more »
Family Means Theta
By Allie Westbrook on Monday, Sep 4, 2017 08:31 AM
When I rushed during my second semester, I had no clue I would meet women who would encourage all my endeavors - from remarkably dull to “are you kidding?” crazy - whether it be figuring out Excel or buying and learning to play a more »
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