Ohio University ban on 15 fraternities: update

October 4, 2019 By Hank Nuwer Leave a Comment

Here is today’s story in the Columbus Dispatch

University of Kentucky inquiry

Members of a fraternity at the University of Kentucky allegedly greeted a pledge by using a Nazi salute on multiple occasions, including after learning the pledge was Jewish. The incident has been referred to the institution’s Office of Student Conduct. (Kentucky Kernel)

Hank Nuwer 2009 Interview with Education World

https://www.educationworld.com/a_issues/chat/chat026.shtml Education World: Your book, High School Hazing: When Rites Become Wrongs, discusses the causes and consequences of hazing at all levels of society. The message, however, is directed toward high school students. Why target high school hazing? Doesn’t most hazing — especially dangerous hazing — take place in colleges? Hank Nuwer: That may be changing. […]

A new book addresses Greek Issues

Proud to have written Chapter Four (On Mentoring) in From Letters to Leaders.

University of Mississippi student alleges dangerous pledging abuse

Claims bleach was put in his mouth. Good Lord!

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