Hazing is against äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ Ìýand should beÌý. Vanderbilt’s efforts to prevent hazing are robust; however, when incidents do occur, the äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ shares information through this website and theÌýäçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBվ’s Annual Security ReportÌýto keep members of our campus community safe and informed. To learn more about hazing prevention and education, visit theÌýHazing Prevention website.
Listed below are student organizations that have been suspended or expelled from the äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ and are not currently recognized. The Hazing Transparency Report, which follows, provides information about any Registered Student Organization (RSO) that has been found responsible for hazing since January 2025 or that hasÌýin place beyond January 2025.
Unrecognized, Suspended, or Expelled Organizations
All RSOs affiliated with the äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ are granted certain privileges and the ability to operate, as described in theÌýÌýsection of the Student Handbook. The following student organizations are not currently recognized by the äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾, are not approved to operate as a student organization, and hold no privileges as described in theÌýÌýsection because of hazing and other violations of äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ policy.
Hazing Transparency Report
*Note: Investigation Timeline refers to the primary investigation and the review of reported evidence, efforts to corroborate reports, meetings with witnesses and impacted parties, etc. Investigative steps continue through the organization’s Accountability Meeting Date. There may be a delay between the Accountability Meeting Date and the Outcome Letter Date as Vanderbilt äçÐÄvlogÃâ·ÑBÕ¾ and national organizations may work together to jointly present outcomes and ensure language alignment across communications.