Hazing reforms in Florida part of national concern with student life

January 21, 2018 By Hank Nuwer Leave a Comment

FSU’s pledge’s death, criminal charges offer chance to change campus Greek culture

Tallahassee.com

Hank Nuwer, a Franklin College journalism professor and leading expert on hazing deaths, said the Coffey case could have an impact on the role the legal system can play in deterring hazing among Greek organizations. “This is one of about four cases now that are history-making,” Nuwer said.

Advocate’s Andrea Gallo updates LSU suicide and hazing news

Here is the link. Reporting is exceptionally good. Story is too familiar and disheartening–Hank Nuwer

LSU close call mirrors previous LSU hazing death

Here is the link and WBRZ 3 excerpt A hospitalized male student and a female acquaintance’s suicide are at the center of the investigation, WBRZ learned Tuesday. The Advocate reported the female’s suicide came after the male student was hospitalized for alcohol poisoning. The male student became critically ill after an incident late Sunday and […]

Update: Florida State Andrew Coffey death–Clay Muehlstein

Excerpt: For the third time, Muehlstein is accused of violating the rules of his pre-trial release agreement. In at least two of the previous violations, Muehlstein was accused of drinking alcohol. He was also returned back into jail custody after getting into a fight at a Tallahassee bar in 2018. Now, he is being held without […]

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