Across
- 3. Symbol of strength and endurance. Botanical representation of AKA.
- 5. Worn by members. Symbolize wisdom and prestige.
- 7. Signature colors of AKA. Symbolize beauty and growth.
- 8. Notable AKA member and U.S. Vice President. A historic achievement.
- 12. Key principle. Encouraged and celebrated in all members.
- 13. Unofficial flower of AKA. Elegant and symbolic.
- 14. Formal presentation of young women. Often sponsored by AKA chapters.
- 15. Women who solidified the legacy. Added structure to AKA.
- 18. "By Culture and By Merit". Guiding phrase for AKA members.
- 19. Social media tag often used. A nod to the founding year.
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- 1. Unique call of AKA women. Heard at every sorority event.
- 2. Expected of every member. Built through service.
- 4. Original AKA chapter. Founded at Howard.
- 6. AKA’s way of giving back. Service initiatives under international themes.
- 9. One of AKA's regions. Covers the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida.
- 10. Bond of women in AKA. Stronger than friendship.
- 11. Key mission of AKA. Not just a phrase, but action.
- 13. Symbolizes the founders and incorporators. Worn proudly around the neck.
- 16. Where AKA began. A leading HBCU.
- 17. The founding year of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Howard University witnessed it.