hazing

The same stuff they do now. They got in trouble because there were girls reporting it. They still continue to haze, it just isn't reported to nationals.

I don't know for sure what happened a few years ago, but it was not just forcing girls to drink. If that was the case then my freshman year DG roommate, who always went out and drank on the weekends, wouldn't come back to the room sobbing after late night new member meetings. And she wouldn't have asked me if I was being hazed and seemed surprised when I said no.

I do know that when they got in trouble a second time a year or two ago part of it was because they were making girls take shots and run up and down the stairs at a frat party, and one of the guys turned them in.

None of us have ever been hazed or have even come close to it. We have been welcomed very warmly, and I love my new sisters. I'm very happy with my house!

Houses that I personally know girls that have been hazed (and some dropped after): DG, pi phi, chi o, delta, Gphi

My friend that is an ex pi phi wouldn't tell me what happened but apparently it was bad and she claimed the hazing problem is one of the reasons pi phi doesn't have a good sisterhood.

My cousin is a chi o. They are very secretive on their rituals. She was hazed, but acted like it was no big deal which kind of tells me it was "all in good fun" and not demeaning or abusive.

Gphi hazing is mostly being forced to drink. Several years ago it also consisted of more, including swallowing goldfish at SAEs "get tanked" parties

Axo in the early 2000s was turned in for hazing and it took them a very long time to recover. Apparently they were a very good house in the 80-90s and when they were caught hazing they were forced to make all their current members go alum, and weren't allowed to formally recruit for a year. They're only now just bouncing back. Same thing with DG. They were a top 3 house, got caught for hazing, and went straight to low mid tier if not bottom tier. I believe they will work their way back up like axo did but ONLY if they quit hazing! It's only a matter of time before another member reports being hazed. The problem isn't a wide spread house thing anymore, but there are still many many members that will haze their new members.

I dont get why sorority hazing is seen as such a big deal...Basically every fraternity on campus hazes and brotherhood seems to be strong. Maybe hazing new members could actually be a good thing to bring girls closer though shared experiences

Bump.