The fraternity is on inactive status at this time. They're not recognized as an active organization here.

I can't speculate on what the report will tell. Once we receive the report, the decisions will be made.

Hazing isn't going to be tolerated at the university, and I know that's the mood of the organization at the national level.

I'd like to think it was an isolated incident because we've put the word out repeatedly.

Any efforts of that type that offer alternatives to hazing are welcomed and supported by the university.

I understand they are on schedule to invite candidates to talk about the position.