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Stone Foltz was killed in an alcohol-fueled fraternity hazing incident at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) in March of this year. The deadly fraternity hazing that took the life of the 20-year-old man was perpetrated by Phi Kappa Alpha, also known as PIKE. BGSU administration announced on Friday that after an extensive investigation into the fatal affair, 21 members of PIKE have been disciplined and sanctioned. Sanctions Imposed on Individual Phi Kappa Alpha Members BGSU has conducted what is described…

Ohio University officials announced on Thursday that a second campus organization has been suspended in July for fraternity hazing. Taylor Tackett, assistant dean of students who serves as the director of community standards and student responsibility, announced the fraternity hazing suspension. The Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Chi has been suspended for four years as a result of serious fraternity hazing charges. Two weeks earlier, the OU Beta chapter of Delta Tau Delta was also suspended for four years as…

Bowling Green State University freshman Stone Foltz died in a fraternity hazing drinking ritual in which he was forced to participate. The fraternity pledge exchanged texts with his mother directly before leaving for an off-campus Pi Kappa Alpha pledge party, an event that would result in the tragic death of the 20-year-old. He told his mother that he didn’t want to participate in the event because he knew it revolved around a drinking ritual. With that said, he added that…

Bowling Green State University Pi Kappa Alpha faces allegations that the men’s Greek organization violated six provisions of the school’s Code of Student Conduct in the fraternity hazing death of 20-year-old sophomore Stone Foltz. Foltz is one of two Ohio university students killed in fraternity hazing incidents in that state in March 2021. Specific Violations of Code of Student Conduct in Fraternity Hazing Death The six provisions of the Code of Student Conduct in the fraternity Bowling Green State University…

Two more young men were killed in fraternity hazing incidents in the United States in March 2021. These deaths are among a growing number of college students who’ve lost their lives or been seriously injured as the result of hazing incidents associated with fraternities, sororities, and other organizations on campuses across the United States. Four separate types of entities in the United States have taken steps allegedly designed to bring an end to dangerous fraternity hazing and hazing associated with…