Overview
- Kappa Sigma’s executive director confirmed the Texas A&M chapter’s operations are suspended pending an internal investigation, citing a code that forbids hazing.
- The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office says a report filed on Sept. 21 alleges pledges were taken to a secluded area and made to perform physical activity until exhaustion.
- At least one participant sought medical treatment, and investigators say there may be additional victims or witnesses.
- A victim and his family report several pledges were hospitalized after the workout, with symptoms consistent with rhabdomyolysis.
- The victim says pledges were urged not to disclose what happened, and Texas A&M had not provided comment at the time of publication.