Sig Ep HQ has placed the Northwestern (Evanston IL) chapter on suspension and will do / is doing a membership review, according to Northwestern's student paper. I may be wrong, but I've had the impression that Northwestern is one of those more or less ultra-elite universities where most fraternities and sororities want to keep chapters open if possible. See:
http://www.dailynorthwestern.com/blo...155=19.1681211
Excerpt from ^^:
All undergraduate members of Northwestern's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon are suspended awaiting a membership review by alumni advisers in the fall, according the fraternity's national [headquarters] ...
The fraternity's board of directors decided to suspend*NU's*members after*noting*a "pattern of risky behavior exhibited by the chapter over the last year," as well as their*failure to correct that conduct, executive director Brian Warren Jr. said in a statement provided to The Daily on Friday.
Warren wrote that the national fraternity "look(s) forward to working with all members who are committed to building a chapter that will enrich the college experience at Northwestern."
As of now, NU's Sig Ep members are under review by the national organization's Alumni Advisory Council, according to the statement. . . .
