Yesterday, March 6th, was the famous International Badge Day. On the surface, it is an opportunity for Zetas around the world to look our best and wear our badges proudly over our hearts for everyone to see. But Badge Day is more than that. Zetas have worn their badges for decades, and current members and even alums continue to honor this tradition, opting to pin their badges upon their chests even once they have graduated to show that Zeta truly is more than four years – it’s a lifetime. Our badge is a symbol of who we are as individuals and as sisters; it connects us to each other and to the women who came sixty years before us.
On Badge Day, members of Zeta Tau Alpha proudly display upon our chests our commitment to our fraternity and all that it stands for. We celebrate our sisterhood and our creed that we live out every single day. Since 1997, Zetas have taken one day out of the year to wear our badges and honor our fraternity, displaying to everyone that, whether an active member or an alumna, we are all proud to be Zetas.
This is a picture from Janie Grimes, a member from the Gamma Phi Chapter's Spring Pledge class of 1963.
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