East Carolina U. Suspends Chi Phi
 

East Carolina has suspended Chi Phi because of alcohol violations. The chapter was already under suspension by Chi Phi national, which was scheduled to review the chapter, according to a story in the Charlotte News & Observer:

http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/679653.html

The article has more details about the background and steps that may be taken in the future.

Guess they really either did not care if their National sanctioned them and did what they pleased.

I guess they took care of the situation them selves.:rolleyes:

chi phi nationals are dicks, they closed the radford chapter based on a rumor

In this case does not seem to be a rumor; if anything the chapter here were
"the dicks".
While this is MOVHO, it is based on what my chapter did and where they and my house are now. GONE.
http://www.reflector.com/local/conte...atsuspend.html

Interesting... I could see it happening. But really I could see it happening to ALMOST fraternity on campus.

Update September 29, 2007: Chi Phi National Suspends ECU Chapter for at Least One Year

Article gives details:
http://www.reflector.com/local/conte...8/ecufrat.html

Brief excerpts from article:

. . . Chi Phi's national organization has indefinitely suspended its ECU chapter over an Aug. 20 party where authorities cited 77 minors for drinking. The suspension capped a three-week investigation and forestalled disciplinary action by the university. It could be lifted next summer or could continue until 2011.

The ECU chapter cannot recruit new members, hold meetings or parties, raise money for affiliated charities or take part in intramural sports. In a . . . letter to chapter members and ECU officials, Chi Phi national Executive Director Michael Azarian discouraged ECU's 33 members from using the fraternity's letters and symbols.
Failure to follow the national chapter's orders could result in the fraternity's permanent dissolution . . . .

Current Chi Phi members will seek reinstatement, ECU chapter President Tom Francisco said. In the interim, national Chi Phi officials will allow some activity in the spring, he added. . . .

Just a quick correction..... the newspaper you link to is Raleigh's newspaper not Charlotte's.