Kappa Alpha

The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order is grounded in the values of honor, gentlemanly conduct, leadership, academic excellence, and brotherhood. These principles guide members in their pursuit of integrity, personal growth, and meaningful contributions to campus and community life.

Chapter Overview & History

The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order was founded at William & Mary on January 3, 1890, making it one of the oldest fraternities on campus. Founded nationally on December 21, 1865, Kappa Alpha Order has a long-standing tradition of developing principled leaders and fostering lifelong brotherhood.

At William & Mary, Alpha Zeta is committed to cultivating leadership, academic excellence, and service within a brotherhood rooted in honor and respect. Members are actively engaged in campus life and community service while upholding the ideals of integrity, responsibility, and personal development.

With a strong presence in Fraternity & Sorority Housing and a nationally recognized commitment to scholarship, the Alpha Zeta Chapter offers a well-rounded fraternity experience that emphasizes character, connection, and lifelong growth.

• W&M Charter Day: January 3, 1890
• Chapter Colors: Crimson and Gold
• Housing: Chapter housing available in the Kappa Alpha Order chapter house

Philanthropy & Service

• The Alpha Zeta Chapter supports the American Red Cross through blood drive initiatives that help provide lifesaving resources to communities in need. Through these efforts, members contribute to public health, emergency preparedness, and community wellbeing.

Membership Information

• Joining Requirements: Open to William & Mary students who meet chapter and university expectations.

Awards & Recognition

• Scholastic Excellence Award — 2022–2023
• Foundation Chapter Award — 2023
• Scholastic Excellence Award — 2023–2024

Connect With Us

• Inter/National Organization: https://www.kappaalphaorder.org

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