University of Arizona suspends fraternity activities over misconduct

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 17:55 · Archive

The University of Arizona has suspended all fraternity chapter activities following multiple misconduct allegations.

The University of Arizona has suspended all Interfraternity Council chapters' activities following an internal memo that revealed multiple misconduct reports. The decision came after a high number of allegations were reported to the university.

The dean of students stated that the reports included physical assault, drugs and alcohol violations, hazing and the creation of unsafe environments for students. The suspension affects all fraternity activities on campus.

How it is being reported

• College suspends fraternities over multiple misconduct reports in new termThe dean of students at the University of Arizona said there had been reports of ‘physical assault, drugs and alcohol, hazing and creating unsafe environments for our students’Independent World · 7 Oct, 17:37
• University of Arizona halts fraternity activities following ‘egregious’ misconduct allegationsThe University of Arizona suspended all Interfraternity Council chapters' activities after an “egregious” number of misconduct reports, an internal memo obtained by The Post reveals.New York Post · 7 Oct, 17:00

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