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Pundit Scott Galloway reporting on the dearth of friendships in men. (LinkedIn)

There’s a new era dawning for Georgia Tech football, but the road to renewal got bumpy in 2022. After Geoff Collins got off to a listless 1-3 start, Brent Key injected new focus into the team and went 4-4 the rest of the way, including a 21-17 upset of North Carolina. 

It’s almost the halfway point of our giving year and we still have a ways to go to reach our goal! Will you join the brothers listed on the HONOR ROLL? 

This month, we are taking it all the way back to the year 2001. Check out this throwback of Xi-Lights! The newsletter features a letter from president Douglas

The vital stats of the Xi Chapter are the core of everything we do. They keep us in touch with the health of our fraternity, much like when we visit the doctor, it is important to check in on the vital stats every once in a while. With your support, we are able to help fund repairs around the house, perpetuat

Happy New Year, Brother! Our wish for you in 2023 is for a year filled with happiness, peace, good health, and prosperity. As we continue to reflect on 2022, we must keep at the for front of our minds, the mission and objective of Zeta Beta Tau, and the responsibility we have as alumni to the place that has p

Even on crutches, Steve shows how to throw a frisbee.  With brothers and friends on the front porch. We are saddened to report the passing of Steve Novak '83.  Brothers from the 1980s shared memories of him over the past several weeks.  Among the accolades, he was cited as a good friend and a "force

Congratulations to the Class of '67, whose members gathered at Homecoming back in October for their 55th anniversary reunion.  Here they are at their reunion dinner. L-R Myra Witten, Eileen Benator, Barry Benator '66, Mark Witten '68, Steve Steindel '70, Renee Karchme

Are you ready to take on our 2022 Holiday challenge? Without all of us, the Xi Chapter of Zeta Beta Tau simply does not exist. Your 2022 year-end gift can help to make this our best year yet. Are you in?  Why should you give back? Alu

Zeta Beta Tau is a student-run, living-learning society that advances leadership skills, cultivates innovation, and promotes social responsibility by engaging the Zeta Beta Tau community and its resources through projects, events, and mentorship.

As many of you already know, we said goodbye to Brother Paul Mandé '69 earlier this year. He led our alumni board for many years during the 1980s and 1990s and actively supported Xi Chapter throughout his alumni experience. He made a real difference for generations of Phi Eps and ZBTs. 

We want to wish all our current Xi Chapter undergraduates as well as all of our alumni members a Happy Thanksgiving. The holiday season is always a time of reflection, celebration, memories and most importantly, gratitude.

The national fraternity of Zeta Beta Tau shares an up-to-date digital magazine for brothers of all chapters to enjoy. The publication includes stories of success, academics, athletics, culture, student life, and more! Check out the archive of the The Digital Deltan, including the latest edition,

Why do we give back to Zeta Beta Tau at Georgia Tech? This year, brother after brother answered that question and said it was because of how much Zeta Beta Tau changed their life. Zeta Beta Tau gave them leadership skills and friendships that have weather

As summer has come to a close, we would love to hear about your favorite summer adventures! Did you travel abroad with your family or make a trip back to campus to visit some old college buddies? Whether it was this summer or a summer 50 years ago -- let us know your answer, and we will share it with your fel

This past Labor Day Weekend, 20+ alumni from the 1980s reunited for Tech's Labor Day opener against Clemson.  The itinerary included a Braves game, dinner at a local pub afterward, tailgating at the house before the Tech game, and then of course the Tech game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.  What a great time for