Join us for a Wellness Wednesday conversation with The JED Foundation. Learn practical ways to check in, listen with care, and help a friend find the support they need.
Good books, great conversations, and even better company. Pick up a copy of Flooding the River by Kehinde Winful, Loyola, and get ready for our next book club!Â
Join us for a delicious look at Kappa's history through recipes from The Stewart House Museum, Convention banquet menus, and even favorite foods served at chapter houses. Stay tuned for recipes you can try ahead of time and tell us about during the program. We can't wait to hear what you try!
Read it. Talk about it. Repeat. Currently reading: The Bootlegger’s Daughter by Nadine Nettmann, Pepperdine. Â
From chapter and association anniversaries to the Fraternity's 150th celebration in 2020, join us as we look back at how Kappas have marked meaningful milestones over the years. We'll also offer practical ideas and inspiration for planning a memorable celebration of your own.
Cooking is an act of care. Embrace cooking for allergies with food scientist Morgan Koehnen, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Â
Nearly a century ago, the Beekman Tower in New York City represented a bold experiment — one in which sorority women not only carved out a place to live but also built a community during a time of transition. Learn more about this iconic NYC building. We'll also uncover Panhellenic friendships — from Kappas with […]
Y’all ready to connect? Grab your cowboy boots and meet us in Dallas for the Collegiate Leadership Summit. Together, we’ll share ideas, build relationships, and grow as Kappas and leaders. We can’t wait to see you there! Who […]
Calling all graduating seniors! Join us on April 6 at 8 p.m. ET to learn more about what opportunities are available to you once you become an alumna member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.   This webinar serves as part […]
We are inundated with advertisements wherever we look. They pop up in web browsers and interrupt YouTube videos. Ads are everywhere — even in The Key. Join us as we […]
Rosie the Riveter, the WAACs, and the WAVES appear frequently when discussing women's roles in World War II. Kappas from the Greatest Generation did their part in the war by […]
