Univ. of Kansas Suspends 2 Frats Due to Culture of Hazing
One complaint alleges pledges’ property was destroyed and they were forced to sleep in vomit-covered sheets.
One complaint alleges pledges’ property was destroyed and they were forced to sleep in vomit-covered sheets.
The roommate of another student who was also pledging the frat says he was told he had to drink an entire handle of alcohol before leaving.
Citing the 11th Amendment, attorneys for LSU argued the school was immune from a lawsuit filed by Max Gruver’s family.
When the student was brought to the hospital, he was foaming at the mouth and had a blood alcohol content of .451.
The shooting happened at a “non-registered” event in November and has resulted in the fraternity being suspended for hazing.
The three ex-fraternity brothers are the first defendants to receive jail time for their roles related to the death of Timothy Piazza in 2017.
The parents of Andrew Coffey, an FSU student who died following a fraternity hazing incident, believe the bill would save lives.
A student died after he allegedly lost control of the wheel due to sleep deprivation from hazing. Three other students were seriously injured in the crash.
Most recent is Tim’s Law, signed in October, which was inspired by the tragic hazing death of Penn State pledge Timothy Piazza.
Of the 31 hazing incidents that occurred on Penn State’s 20 campuses from 2013 to 2018, only three did not involve Greek organizations.
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