Overview

• The national sorority revoked the CSUSM pre-associate chapter’s charter on September 11 following a probe into hazing and misconduct.
• An internal memo cited normalization of harmful practices, reinforcement of unsafe traditions, and inconsistent adherence to policies, with ongoing cultural challenges and repeated non-compliance.
• CSUSM’s directory lists the chapter as unrecognized and prohibits it from recruiting, hosting events, or using university resources.
• The national organization said the decision followed a thorough review and reiterated a zero-tolerance stance on hazing with member safety as a priority.
• Officials released limited detail about the conduct under review, as the university voiced support for the revocation and reaffirmed compliance with California anti-hazing law and CSU policy.