University of Maryland facing facing another lawsuit following Greek life suspension
The University of Maryland College Park are facing another lawsuit after suspending all Greek life last month. The University of Maryland College Park is facing another lawsuit following its suspension of all Greek life last month. The lawsuit is filed by the "Gamma Mu" Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta and six unnamed members, accusing the school and four of its top administrators, including president Darryll Pines. The school had suspended Greek life activities as part of an investigation into hazing and abuse regarding certain Greek organizations. The suspension was lifted before spring break.
Published : 4 weeks ago by By CBS Baltimore Staff in General
BALTIMORE-- The University of Maryland College Park are facing another lawsuit after suspending all Greek life last month.
In the suit filed by the "Gamma Mu" Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta and six unnamed members, the school, and four of its top administrators--including president Darryll Pines are listed as defendants.
Back in March, the school banned all Greek life activity as a part of an investigation into hazing and abuse regarding certain Greek organizations on campus.
College Park has yet to publicly confirm which of those organizations were acussed before lifting that ban right before spring break.
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