University of Arizona halts fraternity activities following ‘egregious’ misconduct allegations

Source: New York Post

The University of Arizona suspended all Interfraternity Council chapters’ activities after an “egregious” number of misconduct reports, an internal memo obtained by The Post reveals.   As of Monday, university administrators had already launched investigations into roughly half of U of A’s 21 IFC chapters over allegations of physical assault, hazing, drugs and alcohol usage and “creating unsafe environments for our students,” Dean of Students Chrissy Lieberman wrote in a letter informing the chapters of the crackdown.   “The number of cases under investigation and the severity of the concerns is egregious,” the administrator continued – and noted that some frats were even being criminally probed.