What was the first publication of the sorority, and when was it released?

• A. In 1920, The Zenith
• B. In 1923, The Beta News
• C. In 1921, X-Ray
• D. In 1922, The Torch

Answer: (C)

The first publication of Zeta Phi Beta was created to connect members across chapters and spread the sorority’s ideals early on. The earliest documented periodical is X-Ray, released in 1921, which fits the timeline after the sorority’s founding in 1920. This makes it the best answer because it reflects the initial effort to establish a national communication voice for the organization. The other name-and-year pairings don’t match the historical record for the first publication.