Sex Assault Reported at University of Chicago Frat Party: What We Know
Summary
A man who is not a student was banned from the University of Chicago after a woman reported she was sexually assaulted at a fraternity party on October 11. Police are investigating the case, and the university has suspended all fraternity social events for the rest of the school year.Key Facts
- The assault reportedly happened at a fraternity party on October 11 at the University of Chicago.
- The woman, 21 years old and not a student, went to the hospital for treatment after the incident.
- Police have identified a person of interest who is not affiliated with the university.
- No one has been arrested yet, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Friends of the victim said they intervened during the assault and noticed men outside cheering.
- The fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi, said no members were involved and they helped the woman.
- The university suspended all social events at fraternity houses for the remainder of the academic year.
- This incident is taking place while other universities, like Cornell, are also dealing with similar sexual assault cases.
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