Penn State’s Interfraternity Council said Kappa Delta Rho will be summoned to the council for full review of its conduct.
A former member of Kappa Delta Rho at the university’s flagship campus in State College tipped police off to the page, telling them in January that it had been used by members to share photos of “unsuspecting victims, drug sales and hazing,” according to a copy of a police warrant obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press.
The ex-member also provided authorities with printouts from the page.
The fraternity’s national executive director, Joe Rosenberg, told the Penn State chapter in a letter on Tuesday that it is banned from most activities for the near future and must reorganize.
He said the suspension was “for the most serious misconduct, most serious disregard of fraternity rules, policies and property by the chapter.”
Chapter officials, who can appeal the decision, did not respond to messages seeking comment.
A Penn State administrator called the allegations a violation of the standards and values required for recognized student organizations.
