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Delta Kappa Epsilon at Yale University was suspended for five years after forcing pledges to yell "No means yes. Yes means anal!" outside of the women's dorms.
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In 2013, the University of Alabama came under fire after an expose in the school newspaper reported that many sorority chapters deineid a black student because of her race.
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Phi Kappa Tau at Georgia Tech was disbanded after an email was shared online offering advice to members for "luring rapebait" at parties. The fraternity was suspended for three years.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon at Arizona State University threw an offensive Martin Luther King Jr. Party to mocked African Americans. Students wore baggy clothing, formed gang signs and drank from cups made out of watermelon.
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Kappa Alpha Theta at Columbia University threw an offensive Olympics-themed party making fun of different racial groups. They posted numerous pictures online dressed in racial stereotypes.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Clemson University is suspended for holding a "Cripmas Party." Students dressed up as gang members of the Crips, a Los Angeles street gang comprised of mainly African American men. SAE has no black members.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Oklahoma was banned after a video of a racist chant went viral online.
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Kappa Delta Rho at Penn State was suspended after a member revealed a Facebook page with photos of naked and passed out women.
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Hoop Skirts, often associated with the Confederate South, were banned on campus and at fraternity events: Kappa Alpha's "Old South Week and Sigma Alpha Epsilon's "Magnolia Ball."
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NC State disbanded Pi Kappa Phi because of an offensive pledge book found with sexist and racist entries in it.
