LSU DKE Chapter Cleared of Goat Charges

LSU Lifts Fraternity's Suspension

Louisiana State University's chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity is no longer suspended on the Baton Rouge campus, after having their name cleared in an incident of hazing involving a goat stemming from an initiation party last November.

“In this day and age, whether it’s right or wrong when people hear ‘fraternity goat,’ it does not sound right to people,” LSU's dean of students, K.C. White, told WBRZ News.

LSU's administration agreed to take the suspension away Tuesday when brothers said they would gladly participate in a two-year introspection of the fraternity.

The brothers told the university in a letter they would exclude all animals from every initiation process and ritual they conduct.

Apparently You Can't Fight If You Want the Right to Party

Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Faces Trouble for Risk Management Violation

Delta Kappa Epsilon, more commonly known as DKE, is being placed on social probation for a fight that took place last December at the University of Minnesota.

The fight occurred when 3 men attempted to come into an unregistered date party at the DKE house. The brothers were cited for failing to register the party with the school. After the men were forced to leave, about 10 brothers met them outside the house and knocked one of the men unconscious. DKE will be on social probation until Feb. 11.