Quote:I'm not ignoring that the fraternity's national committee suspended them. This isn't about that (though I disagree with it).


It's about PC and an institution forcing a certain view point.


This example is probably not a good one for me, especially with my limited knowledge of fraternity and university agreements.


Let me get this straight though so I have a clear understanding. Say for example that the house in question wasn't a fraternity house, but just a house that a group of college students rented and are staying in. It's off campus. You are saying that the college/university has a say regarding what happens at the house?

I was in a fraternity at UNM, we had a committee within the fraternity we dubbed risk management that I was a part of. It was very clear that even as an individual going out to a house party off campus, actions that were brought to the attention of the university could affect not just the individual, but also the fraternity...


So yes, if one sexually assaulted a female at an off campus party and the university caught wind of it, you'd be in trouble...


Now, remember that unm is mostly a commuter school, so word of verbal abuse, or the like, would not get back to the school.


However, at a small college/non-commuter school, the tentacles off the university would have a larger reach...


I know that the chapter of my fraternity lost their chapter at NMSU because of off campus shenanigans...

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