Ohio State suspends fraternity activity indefinitely
Ohio State has suspended all activities for Interfraternity Council chapters, effective immediately, the university said Thursday in a letter to IFC presidents. Eleven fraternity chapters have been investigated this semester by Ohio State for violations of the code of student conduct.
Dave Isaacs, a spokesman for the Office of Student Life, told The Lantern the majority of conduct investigations involve hazing and alcohol.
“The university will not tolerate behavior that puts the health and safety of its students at risk,” Isaacs said in a statement.
For now, the suspension includes all chapter activities. Chapter presidents are responsible for submitting a list of “essential activities” by Nov. 20 to the university.
Read more: https://www.thelantern.com/2017/11/ohio-state-interfraternity-council-chapters-suspended/