IU suspends fraternity events
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (WISH) — Indiana University’s Office of Student Life has suspended all fraternity events following several hazing incidents.
The suspension affects all 27 fraternities at Indiana University, prohibiting them from hosting social events. Additionally, freshman students are not allowed to break housing contracts to move into fraternity houses.
Four fraternities have been placed on cease and desist orders by the university this year due to allegations of hazing. The Office of Student Life has indicated that other organizations are also under investigation.
The announcement was made in a letter to IU’s Interfraternity Council, but the letter did not specify when the suspension would be lifted.
The suspension of fraternity events at Indiana University underscores the university’s commitment to addressing hazing issues within its Greek life community.
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