Alpha Kappa Alpha's development has been influenced not only by growth of its membership in size and maturity, but also by conditions in the culture. Consistent throughout the years has been an emphasis on uplifting membership standards of high scholarship, leadership service, and exemplary character. With membership approaching 200,000, the singular determination to be "supreme in service to all mankind" reverberates throughout the United States, Africa, Asia, Europe and the Caribbean. In 2008, the Sorority celebrated the 100th Anniversary of its founding.
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Tau Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Tau Chapter is dedicated to serving all mankind. Just as Alpha Kappa Alpha was the first Black Greek Lettered Sorority in America, Tau chapter prides herself on being the first Black Greek Lettered sorority on the Campus of Indiana University. The Ladies of Tau Chapter exemplify community service, high scholastic achievements, and sisterhood. As we are reintroduced to the campus, we simultaneously work to redefine excellence in our programming, service and social stature of college life.
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