Is hazing a problem in fraternities and sororities?
The university has a strict anti-hazing policy. Any student or group of students found guilty of hazing another student will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and face University sanctions as well. Additionally, each national fraternity and sorority represented on campus has a strict anti-hazing policy. If a particular fraternity or sorority chapter is found guilty of hazing, its national recognition would be in danger of revocation. Is drinking a problem in fraternities and sororities at NAU? Nationally, fraternity and sorority leaders have recognized the need to aggressively address the issue of alcohol in Greek organizations. Some national fraternities have committed to being totally alcohol-free, and Mountain View, the Greek residence hall on the campus, is a substance-free hall. Personnel involved with the advisement of the fraternities and sororities represented on campus require that all functions involving alcohol be registered with Greeks Advocating for the Mature
