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Kappa Alpha Theta. What started as a single college chapter at Indiana Asbury has blossomed into a network of nearly 150 college chapters and more than 200 alumnae groups, and a network of sisters the world over. A membership that large and spread-out could make keeping connected difficult, but actually, it's never been easier. Our blog is one way we can keep connected to one another and to Theta.
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Gamma, Butler
As Theta Foundation prepares for the launch of the 2019 Scholarship Application in January, ...
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Holiday Closing
Epsilon Iota, Westminster
The Fraternity, Theta Foundation, and Fraternity Housing Corporation offices will be closed
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December 2018 Archives News
Alpha Chi, Purdue
It is the end of another year. The archives is gearing up for many projects in the upcoming year, and some are related to our sesq...
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December 2018 Vendor of the Month: Nava New York!
Nava New York’s Kappa Alpha Theta jewelry collection is handmade in NYC, customizable and 30% off during the month of December. Us...
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Standing Up to Harvard
Earlier today, a coalition of plaintiffs filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging Harvard’s recently announced sanctions polic...
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Theta Spotlight: December 2018
Epsilon Iota, Westminster
Nancy was recently appointed vice president development and executive director of the St. Vincent Foundation, which raises funds f...
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Autumn 2018 Issue: Theta Connections
Gamma, Butler
The cover of the Autumn 2018 issue of the Theta magazine epitomizes Grand Convention 2018. More than 800 of us made connections wi...
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Holiday Closing
Epsilon Iota, Westminster
The Fraternity, Theta Foundation, and Fraternity Housing Corporation offices will be closed Wednesday, November 21 through Friday,...
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Memorial Service Now Available
Epsilon Iota, Westminster
Kappa Alpha Theta has provided a memorial service for use during the funeral or memorial service of a member who has passed. Becau...
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