Fraternity suspended at University of Arizona after female student reported assault by 2 men
The University of Arizona has suspended a fraternity's activities after a female student alleged two men sexually assaulted her at the fraternity's house in August. The Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter at the southern Arizona school was already on probation, but the university said it has now imposed an activities suspension, stating the fraternity poses a risk to the university community. An…
At the University of Arizona, the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity has been suspended following allegations that two men sexually assaulted a female student in August. The organization had previously been placed on probation, but the university has now imposed a suspension, deeming the fraternity a risk to the university community. Associate Dean of Students Whitney Mohr informed the fraternity in a letter that it poses a "substantial risk to members of the university community."
Although the local chapter did not respond to contact attempts, the national fraternity organization stated that it has ordered Arizona chapter members to cooperate with the investigation. Sigma Phi Epsilon strongly condemns sexual assault and misconduct, suspending the individuals involved while the investigation proceeds.
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