The University of Michigan Panhellenic Association is excited to welcome Kappa Alpha Theta back to Ann Arbor. Kappa Alpha Theta will begin informational events in mid to late January with a plan to introduce the women of Eta chapter in mid-February.
Founded in 1870 — the first Greek-letter fraternity for women.
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Theta was the first sorority at Michigan, established in 1879!
140 collegiate chapters across the U.S. & Canada.
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You're never far from a Theta!
Values rooted in friendship, leadership, and personal growth.
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Becoming your best self—with sisters by your side.
Our symbol? The kite.
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A reminder to rise higher, together.
Colors: Black & Gold.
250,000+ initiated members worldwide.
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A global network of leading women.
National philanthropy: National CASA/GAL & the Theta Foundation
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Since 1989, Kappa Alpha Theta has partnered with The National CASA/GAL Association for Children to support and promote court-appointed volunteer advocacy, ensuring every child has a qualified, compassionate adult to protect their right to a safe home and opportunities to thrive.
One member of the organization recently said "Theta is a place where real friendships and genuine connection help women grow with confidence. Our members lead with heart, stay true to their values, and lift each other higher. In Kappa Alpha Theta, women discover their strengths and use them to make a meaningful impact while encouraging others to reach their full potential"
Welcome Back!