Theta Alpha Kappa was founded in 1976 at Manhattan College in New York City as a national honor society for professors and students of religious studies and theology. Its prime purpose is to recognize ...

Kappa Alpha Theta’s efforts to qualify for the men’s Little 500 race in 1987 with an all-female team inspired a grass-roots effort that led to the first-ever women’s race the following year.

Kappa Alpha Theta, a sorority with a longstanding partnership with National CASA/GAL, has been instrumental in supporting the organization’s mission through fundraising, advocacy, and volunteer ...

The endurance and experience of Kappa Alpha Theta senior Audrey La Valle aided her first-place performance of 2:39.98. She was the only rider in the 155-deep field to edge under 2:40. La Valle was the ...

Cappella and the rest of her Kappa Alpha Theta teammates cemented their place in history Friday by winning the 37th annual women’s Little 500 race at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The team securing ...