University of Arizona sorority member alleges sexual assault at fraternity house
Summary
A University of Arizona sorority member accused two men of sexually assaulting her at a fraternity house in late August during a night involving alcohol. The university police are investigating the case, while the fraternity suspended the involved members and said it will cooperate with law enforcement.Key Facts
- The alleged assault happened at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house on August 26.
- The student reported drinking tequila and passed out; she does not remember agreeing to sex.
- She described signs that might indicate strangulation and noticed she was missing clothing the next morning.
- One man admitted to having sex but said it was consensual and denied the second man’s involvement.
- The university temporarily suspended activities for most fraternities after various misconduct reports.
- Sigma Phi Epsilon is on probation for hazing but was not among the currently suspended fraternities.
- The fraternity organization suspended involved members and promised full cooperation with police.
- The case is still under investigation, with no arrests or prosecutions reported yet.
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