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Officials at Georgia State University suspended a fraternity after two of its members appeared at a Hip-Hop theme party.
The university's Senate Committee on Student Discipline ruled that the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, which is mostly white, violated the code of conduct for students during the party, which took place in late January.
Black fraternity members from Phi Beta Sigma complained to officials and the dean of students agreed with the Senate Committee's finding.
As a result, Pi Kappa Alpha's charter is suspended until December 19 and alcohol will be barred until May of 2005.
The fraternity must also issue a written apology to Phi Beta Sigma and participate in community service of Phi Beta Sigma's choice.
Source: allhiphop.com
The university's Senate Committee on Student Discipline ruled that the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, which is mostly white, violated the code of conduct for students during the party, which took place in late January.
Black fraternity members from Phi Beta Sigma complained to officials and the dean of students agreed with the Senate Committee's finding.
As a result, Pi Kappa Alpha's charter is suspended until December 19 and alcohol will be barred until May of 2005.
The fraternity must also issue a written apology to Phi Beta Sigma and participate in community service of Phi Beta Sigma's choice.
Source: allhiphop.com