(AP) – Members of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Missouri
State University are looking for new homes after the fraternity was banned from campus until 2021.Missouri State Dean of Students Thomas Lane said the fraternity’s national
headquarters notified the members Sunday that it was closing the Springfield chapter over violations of its policies.
State University are looking for new homes after the fraternity was banned from campus until 2021.Missouri State Dean of Students Thomas Lane said the fraternity’s national
headquarters notified the members Sunday that it was closing the Springfield chapter over violations of its policies.
The Springfield News-Leader reports the policies prohibit such things as
hazing, abusive behavior, drugs and alcohol and high-risk events.
The 52 active members have until the middle of next week to leave the house.
Lane said the suspension means the university won’t investigate or seek
sanctions against the entire fraternity. But he says individual fraternity
members are being investigated by the school’s office of student conduct
although he would not specify the possible violations.
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