Secret Service agent accused in Miami Kappa Alpha Psi hazing incident
Secret Service Agent Arrested for Alleged Hazing Incident A U.S. Secret Service agent has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies, including attempted manslaughter, after reportedly taking part in a hazing ritual that caused severe injuries to two individuals. Marquez Pinder, 29, who serves in the Miami field office, is currently under house arrest with […]
Agent from the Secret Service accused in hazing incident involving Kappa Alpha Psi in Miami
U.S. Secret Service Agent Arrested A U.S. Secret Service agent has been arrested and charged with five felonies, including attempted manslaughter with a deadly weapon, implicated in a hazing incident that caused serious injuries to two individuals. Marquez Pinder, 29, who works in the Miami field office, has been placed under house arrest with a […]
University of Colorado halts Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity due to hazing allegations
University of Colorado Boulder Suspends Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity The University of Colorado Boulder has put the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity chapter on suspension, prompting an immediate end to all its activities. This decision follows what university officials referred to as a “credible report” concerning hazing. The first report came to light on December 1 […]
Kappa Sigma pledges at Texas A&M hurt following reported hazing event
Investigation Launched at Texas A&M Following Fraternity Hazing Incident A criminal investigation is currently taking place at Texas A&M University after several fraternity pledges were hospitalized. Reports indicate that some are struggling to walk, while others have suffered concerning symptoms, such as “almost black” urine. The distressing events unfolded on September 14 at the Kappa […]
Judge drops case involving Wyoming sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma and transgender member Artemis Langford, referencing broad definition of woman.
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Sorority Over Transgender Membership US District Judge Alan B. Johnson recently dismissed a lawsuit from a former University of Wyoming student challenging a sorority’s decision to permit transgender women to join. This dismissal follows an earlier ruling where Johnson found that the sorority had the right to define “women” based on […]