Spotlight: Travis and Robert Gilliland

Issue: Spring 2025

The Chapter President of one of ZBT’s newest active chapters has been hearing about Brotherhood for a Lifetime since before he became a brother. The Fraternity has been thrilled to welcome back the... Read More >

Spotlight: Evan and Paul Means

Issue: Fall 2024

The Chapter President of one of ZBT’s newest active chapters is no stranger to Brotherhood for a Lifetime, even though Zeta Beta Tau hasn’t been on his campus for a few decades. West Virginia... Read More >

Spotlight: Bret and Noah Hrbek

Issue: Spring 2024

“(My son) Noah has been in training to be a Zeta Beta Tau brother his whole life,” said Brother Bret Hrbek, Delta Xi (Virginia Tech) 1996. “He was 1 year old at his first convention, and... Read More >

Spotlight: Mike and Ben Cook

Issue: Fall 2023

Giving back to ZBT is almost in the genetics of one of ZBT’s Undergraduate Supreme Councilors. Benjamin W. Cook, Epsilon Mu (University of Kansas) 2025, has been hearing about Brotherhood for a... Read More >

Spotlight: Greenberg brothers at CWRU

Issue: Spring 2023

Meet the Greenbergs, Zach and Lucas. These biological brothers are initiates of the Lambda Chapter at Case Western Reserve University Zach is a sophomore (Class of 2025) pursuing a degree in computer... Read More >

Why it’s crucial that you report your legacies

Issue: Fall 2022

For all but the youngest of brothers, recruitment has changed very dramatically in recent years from the process shared by most alumni. You may have seen that some fraternal organizations are making... Read More >

Well wishes for brother’s NFT philanthropy

Issue: Spring 2022

By Evan A. Golinsky, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 2024 I am honored to call myself a brother of Zeta Beta Tau on so many levels. For one, it means I am in the same brotherhood as my late... Read More >

Investing in growth through our families

Issue: Winter 2021

Zeta Beta Tau is proud of its vast history and traditions, and one of our most sacred is the growth of our Fraternity through family lines. The ZBT experience is something fathers can share with... Read More >

Two Families. One Story.

Issue: Fall 2021

Legacies keep the ZBT tradition alive, from generation to generation, school to school. But every once in a while, stories intertwine and create something special. The Selig and Bernstein families... Read More >

The Beginning of a Legacy

Issue: Winter 2020

Let us start out by defining the term “legacy.” According to ZBT’s code, a legacy is considered the son, grandson, or brother of a brother of ZBT. The brother of a ZBT may have a... Read More >