- Ohio State University suspended 37 fraternities, pointing to hazing and alcohol violations.
- No sororities were suspended.
- Eleven fraternities had been under investigation since the start of the school year.
The Ohio State University suspended 37 fraternities organizations from campus Thursday, citing instances of hazing and alcohol, WOSU Public Media reported.
The suspension includes any social activities and recruitment of new members. The 17 sororities on campus are not part of the suspension.
A spokesperson for Ohio State said that 11 fraternities had been under investigation since the start of the fall semester.
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