Ole Miss fraternity suspended for 4 years for hazing incident

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Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity was suspended from The University of Mississippi on Wednesday until 2025 in connection with a hazing incident involving a bottle of cleaning solution that landed a pledge in the hospital.

“Hazing and related behavior that puts student health and safety at risk are contrary to the University of Mississippi Creed and will not be tolerated,” the university said in a statement Wednesday.

The decision follows an investigation that uncovered acts of hazing in an Oct. 11, 2020, incident at the fraternity house. Pi Kappa Alpha International Fraternity and Ole Miss arrived at the decision together following a joint inquiry, according to the emailed statement from Lisa Stone, director of communications for Ole Miss.

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