Hazing Transparency Report

Compliance is Key

Federal requirements established by the Stop Campus Hazing Act require all colleges and universities to post and maintain public hazing incident transparency reports. These reports are intended to ensure accountability, raise awareness, and prevent future harm by providing clear documentation of hazing incidents on campus. McNeese stands in solidarity with this requirement as we believe transparency aids in educating students of the risks and accountability standards associated with hazing violations.

2025-2026

Organization: Kappa Sigma

Description of Violation: Physical, psychological, and emotional hazing

Date Incident Was Alleged to Have Occurred: October 2, 2025

Date Investigation Ended with Finding of Hazing: The university determined a violation of the Anti-Hazing Policy does not apply, but the organization was found guilty of violating the Standards of Conduct outlined in the Student Organizations Handbook.

Date Institution Provided Notice of Outcome: November 18, 2025

Sanction(s) Imposed:
Limited Chapter Suspension – Through October 7, 2026, with eligibility for early reinstatement as early as April 1, 2026, by meeting required stipulations.
Mandated Enhanced Chapter Education/Training for 100% of Chapter Members – No less than 3 hours of Tripwire Anti-Hazing Training for Code of Conduct Verification.
Community Service – 40 hours of community service completed during the spring 2026 semester.

2024-2025