University of Arizona suspends fraternity activities in wake of misconduct reports
Summary
The University of Arizona has paused activities of many fraternities after several reports of bad behavior by some groups. The Dean of Students said nearly half of the 21 fraternity chapters have multiple misconduct complaints.Key Facts
- The University of Arizona stopped most fraternity activities this week.
- This decision was due to several reports of misconduct.
- There are 21 fraternity chapters under the Interfraternity Council at the university.
- Almost half of these chapters have more than one misconduct report.
- The Dean of Students is Chrissy Lieberman.
- She sent a letter to fraternities and sororities explaining the suspension.
- The suspension aims to address and investigate the misconduct issues.
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