A fraternity at the University of Arizona has been suspended following allegations that new members were given alcohol and forced to swallow live goldfish. University officials notified the Sigma Tau Gamma chapter in a letter earlier in September that it was under investigation for multiple alleged violations of the student code of conduct, which include endangering or causing physical harm to members of the campus community. This incident is part of a series of reported hazing cases involving fraternities in the United States.
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University of Arizona fraternity suspended amid hazing allegations
The Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity at the University of Arizona has been suspended due to allegations of hazing, including forcing new recruits to swallow live goldfish. The university is investigating multiple violations of its student code of conduct related to this incident.
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