Reports

Stop Campus Hazing Act Reports

The Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA) significantly enhances transparency and accountability regarding hazing incidents on college campuses receiving federal funding. This legislation mandates two distinct public reports, ensuring comprehensive disclosure of hazing-related information.

Campus Hazing Transparency Report

The SCHA also requires the publication of a new, dedicated Campus Hazing Transparency Report (CHTR). This report provides detailed, incident-specific information regarding hazing violations where a recognized/registered student organization (RSO) has been found responsible. The CHTR includes:

The name of the RSO involved.
A general description of the hazing violation, including whether alcohol or other drugs were involved.
The institution's findings regarding the incident.
Any sanctions imposed on the student organization as a result of the violation.
Key dates associated with the incident, including the alleged incident date, the investigation initiation date, the date the investigation concluded with a finding of responsibility, and the date the organization was notified of the finding.

Hazing Violations | 2025-2026

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity

Registered Student Organization (RSO)	Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Hazing Incident Date	Fall 2025 Semester
Reported to Institution Date	September 20, 2025
Conduct Process Initiation Date	September 25, 2025
Conduct Process Resolution Date	January 15, 2026
General Description	An investigation into the Phi Delta Theta new member process for the Fall 2025 semester substantiated multiple violations of university policy and safety standards, including: ⁠"Pledge Assignments": The imposition of demeaning, legacy-based roles and menial tasks including the requirement to carry "pledge packs" containing nicotine products, alcohol paraphernalia, and other items for the use of active members. Scavenger hunts were also incorporated into this where members had to upload photo proof of doing assigned tasks or visiting certain places. Alcohol Access and High-Risk Socials: The organization facilitated high-risk drinking activities and provided minors with ready access to alcohol during unregistered chapter-hosted social events. “Huff Hours”: The organization mandated scheduled exercise and utilized physical calisthenics as a disciplinary measure during meetings. Additionally, active members conducted a "fantasy draft" activity to evaluate the physical attributes of new members. On September 24, 2025, “Hell Night” (an initiation event) involved blindfolding, forced physical exercise, and performances was followed by the consumption of alcohol by minors. During these activities, a student was hospitalized for alcohol poisoning after being encouraged to overconsume alcohol that had been taped to their hands. Procurement of Controlled Substances: The investigation confirmed a multi-year practice of designating a "Weed Pledge" or "Med Card Pledge," an individual responsible for procuring and distributing controlled substances to members of the organization. This practice was formally documented following the arrest of a student for possession of illicit drugs.
Student Rights and Responsibilities Code Charges	02.a. Any violation of the University’s Alcohol Policy 08.a. Hazing 08.b. Hazing - Physical Harm 08.c. Hazing - Degrading Behavior 05. Drug
Findings of Responsibility	Responsible for all Charges
Sanctions Imposed	Hazing and Drug Education Workshop(s) Alcohol Strike 2 Sanctions National Hazing Prevention Week Event Sponsorship Revised New Member Education Plan Limited Social Probation Advisor Supervision for all New Member Events

Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Registered Student Organization (RSO)	Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Hazing Incident Date	Fall 2025 Semester
Reported to Institution Date	September 24, 2025
Conduct Process Initiation Date	September 29, 2025
Conduct Process Resolution Date	November 5, 2025
General Description	During the Fall 2025 semester, an investigation into the organization confirmed multiple hazing violations involving coerced servitude, physical exertion, and high-risk substance consumption. Forced Servitude and Time Commitments: New members were required to spend all non-class hours at the chapter facility to perform uncompensated labor for active members. Completion of these errands was a prerequisite for required member interviews. Physical and Disciplinary Rituals: Disciplinary "line-ups" involved forced physical exercise and the consumption of specific food items. Substandard performance led to off-campus sessions involving additional exercise and the consumption of prepared drinks, one of which resulted in a student’s hospitalization due to an allergic reaction. Alcohol Access and High-Risk Socials: The organization facilitated high-risk drinking activities and provided minors with ready access to alcohol during chapter-hosted events.
Student Rights and Responsibilities Code Charges	02.a. Any violation of the University’s Alcohol Policy 02.g. Providing alcohol to individual(s) under the age of 21 08.a. Hazing 08.b. Hazing - Physical Harm 08.c. Hazing - Degrading Behavior 15.b. University Policy Violations.
Findings of Responsibility	Responsible for all Charges
Sanctions Imposed	Hazing Education Workshop Alcohol Strike 2 Sanctions National Hazing Prevention Week Event Sponsorship Revised New Member Education Plan Limited Social Probation Contract Review for Alcohol Vendors and Additional Event Registration Requirements for Event(s) with Alcohol Advisor Supervision for all Chapter Activities

OU Hockey Club

Registered Student Organization (RSO)	OU Hockey Club
Hazing Incident Date	April 23, 2025 and various dates during the 2024-2025 Hockey Season
Reported to Institution Date	July 4, 2025
Conduct Process Initiation Date	July 4, 2025
Conduct Process Resolution Date	August 15, 2025
General Description	During the 2024-2025 season, an investigation into the OU Hockey Club identified a series of hazing activities directed at rookie players by veteran members and alumni. These practices, which compromised the university's commitment to a safe student environment, included: Coerced Performances: Under the "Rookie Idol" mandate, new players were forced to perform veteran-selected songs in various public settings throughout the season. High-Risk Alcohol Consumption: At an unsanctioned off-campus "Rookie Party" on April 23, 2025, veteran players and alumni facilitated structured drinking games, such as "Warm 40," "Case Race," and "Ring of Fire."
Student Rights and Responsibilities Code Charges	02.a. Any Other Alcohol Violation 02.b. Alcohol violation Law or University Policy 02.e. Endangering Intoxication 03.a. Complicity 04.b. Disorderly Conduct and Unwanted Behaviors - Disruption or obstruction of a University Activity 08.b. Hazing-Physical Harm 15.b. University Policy Violations.
Findings of Responsibility	Responsible for all charges except: 04.b. Disorderly Conduct and Unwanted Behaviors.
Sanctions Imposed	Hazing Education Workshop Alcohol Strike 1 Sanctions National Hazing Prevention Week Event Sponsorship Creation of a Risk Management Plan for off-ice activities Creation of Event Planning Guide for Event(s) with Alcohol

Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act Annual Security & Fire Safety Report

In accordance with the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, our institution annually publishes an Annual Security & Fire Safety Report (ASFR) by October 1st. Beginning with the October 1, 2026 report, the ASFR will include specific, aggregated data on hazing incidents. This data will encompass incidents reported to Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) or local police agencies that occurred within the institution's Clery geography. This inclusion provides a standardized and publicly accessible overview of hazing trends, contributing to informed decision-making for prospective students and their families.

2026-2027

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