The University of Arizona has suspended all fraternity activities following multiple reports of misconduct involving nearly half of the 21 fraternity chapters on campus.
Dean of Students Chrissy Lieberman announced the interim suspension Tuesday, citing investigations into allegations including physical assault, hazing and illegal drug use since the fall semester began. Several chapters had also faced disciplinary action earlier this year over hazing violations.
Chapter advisors must attend one of three mandatory meetings with Lieberman to address the suspension. Chapters in good standing may resume normal activities after their advisor completes the requirement.
The university is coordinating its investigations with police. Students have expressed mixed reactions to the suspension, with some supporting the measure and others questioning the future of Greek life on campus.
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