The Clarion-Ledger reports the University of Mississippi’s judicial council handed down sanctions on the Eta chapter of Sigma Chi in midst of a Title IX investigation for alleged sexual misconduct during the fraternity’s annual charity event, Derby Days, last month.
The state newspaper reports that the fraternity plans to appeal the sanctions.
As quoted below:
“Max López, vice president of the fraternity, told The Clarion-Ledger that the organization has been placed on a full year of social probation and will not be allowed to have a fall 2016 rush class. In addition, fraternity members will take educational workshops on sexual assault and harassment, as well as on drug and alcohol abuse.
Ole Miss officials have not disclosed the result of the hearing, citing policy.
In a statement, the university said, “once all appellate opportunities have been exhausted, the university may report the final outcome of the case.”
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