University of Arizona disciplines three fraternities over hazing allegations

10 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 28

Sigma Alpha Mu and Sigma Chi have been placed on interim loss of recognition, while Phi Delta Theta faces an activities suspension after reports of forced alcohol consumption, drugging, burns, and hospitalizations.
The allegations, submitted April 22, involve incidents from fall 2025 to spring 2026, with several students hospitalized. Disciplinary meetings are scheduled this week to determine if sanctions become permanent.
University officials emphasize the seriousness of the investigations, which follow national concerns about fraternity hazing. The affected fraternities are currently barred from most campus activities pending the outcome of the inquiry.

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