Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity at University of Arizona Suspended Amid Hazing Allegations
The Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity at the University of Arizona is under investigation and has been suspended from activities after being accused of hazing, which included allegedly forcing new members to drink large amounts of alcohol and swallow live goldfish.
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, September 25, 2026 — The Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity chapter at the University of Arizona is currently under investigation and has been suspended from participating in activities. The suspension follows allegations of hazing involving new members.
According to reports, the alleged hazing incidents included forcing new members to consume large quantities of alcohol and to swallow live goldfish. The fraternity’s suspension means it is prohibited from engaging in any officially recognized chapter activities pending the outcome of the investigation.
The specific dates of the alleged hazing incidents, the timeline of the investigation, and the entities conducting the investigation were not immediately available. The University of Arizona has not released further details regarding the investigation or the fraternity’s response.
Information regarding the specific university policies or codes of conduct that may have been violated, as well as any potential disciplinary actions beyond the current suspension, has not been disclosed.
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