University of Arizona Suspends 6 Fraternities Amid Investigations
Summary
The University of Arizona has suspended six fraternities due to ongoing investigations into drug use, alcohol abuse, physical assault, and hazing. The suspension includes a temporary stop to all fraternity activities until chapter leaders meet with university officials.Key Facts
- Six fraternities suspended: Zeta Beta Tau, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Phi Delta Theta, Theta Xi, and Phi Gamma Delta.
- Suspensions announced by Dean of Students Chrissy Lieberman after many reports of misconduct.
- All Interfraternity Council chapters are under "Interim Activities Suspension" until mandatory meetings are held.
- Suspensions mean no fraternity events or activities, but business meetings can continue.
- The university is facing many misconduct cases, including some under criminal investigation.
- Once chapter leaders meet with university officials, chapters in good standing may have their status restored.
- This action comes amid national concern over fraternity behavior and campus safety.
- University staff said they appreciate those reporting misbehavior and want to hold all members responsible.
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