Sigma Phi Epsilon at TAMU: A Year of Reflection and Growth

As part of their disciplinary process, the organizations must meet with the Greek Life office to fulfill their respective sanction requirements. This includes an educational component aimed at addressing the reasons behind the hazing activities that led to the suspensions. Members who were found to have violated the code of conduct during this probationary period may face additional consequences.

In addition to the suspension, each fraternity must complete specific sanctions before being placed on probationary status. These requirements are designed to help members understand the severity of their actions and take responsibility for their mistakes.

'I'm actually finding it tough not being able to hang out with my brothers because it's seen as a fraternity event,' said Trevor Wulff, a junior criminal justice major and Sigma Phi Epsilon member. 'But if anything, it gives me more time to focus on my studies and personal growth.'

The members of these fraternities are recognizing the gravity of the situation and are working to find a more positive approach to their disciplinary periods. Despite the suspension, students retain their rights as individuals, including access to campus facilities, use of space, and the ability to work in groups for one year.

All privileges have been removed on campus, but the suspension period does not affect individual students outside of their respective fraternities. Student Life handles discipline as a whole, rather than individually, which means that no individuals were punished following the investigation.

The formal process involved a hearing with a panel that determined if there were any violations of the code of conduct. Both Delta Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon opted for this formal process, giving them the opportunity to determine whether they wanted to go through an informal or formal resolution. During this period, they were able to determine if they wanted to handle the situation internally.

Once the investigation concluded, the fraternities were given the chance to address any violations of their code of conduct. The punishment was the result of reports received by Student Life and an investigation into hazing activities conducted by Delta Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon.

Following the completion of sanctions, the organizations may resume activities on disciplinary probation for another year. Assistant Vice President for Student Life Lisa Perez sent out a notice to all students informing them of the suspensions, which took effect on '26' as discipline for hazing.

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