
Nolan Burch, a West Virginia University freshman, died in November 2014. His blood alcohol content was measured at 0.493 -- more than six times the legal limit to drive. His death led to the suspension of all Greek activities at WVU and criminal charges against two Kappa Sigma brothers.

The body of Tucker Hipps was found in Lake Hartwell on September 22, 2014, the same day the fraternity he was pledging at Clemson University went for a predawn run.

Marquise Braham jumped off the roof of a Marriott in Nassau County, New York, in March of 2014 -- the same year that Hipps and Burch died. A source close to the case says there was evidence of alcohol-fueled physical and sexual hazing prior to Braham's suicide.

Armando Villa, who died after he collapsed during a hazing-related 18-mile hike where pledges were given little water, was trying to join Pi Kappa Phi, which had been cited by California State University-Northridge for not completing the required education programs and holding an unregistered event.

Samuel Mason, 20, died in 2010. He was allegedly made to drink a bottle of liquor in an hour while pledging Tau Kappa Epsilon at Radford University in Virginia. Radford University says that chapter of TKE had been found in violation of university policy earlier that year for serving alcohol to minors at a fraternity social event. His family sued and settled with the national fraternity and several of the local chapter's members.


