University of Maryland Lifts Suspension on Most Greek Life Chapters

Five chapters remain under investigation as the university plans to implement new measures to prevent hazing and ensure community safety.

The University of Maryland has lifted suspensions on 32 fraternities and sororities following an investigation into hazing and alcohol-related activities, allowing them to resume normal activities.
Five chapters remain under investigation and continue to have limited restrictions on their activities amid ongoing concerns of misconduct.
A lawsuit filed by several fraternities against the university, seeking a restraining order against the ban, is still pending, with a court hearing scheduled for Monday.
The university's action to lift the ban for most chapters comes after reports of forced heavy drinking, beatings, and other forms of hazing among the Greek life community.
The university plans to implement new reporting mechanisms for hazing and enhance training to build a culture of integrity and accountability within its Greek life community.