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Metropolitan State University of Denver’s core values of Community, Access, Diversity, Respect, and Excellence define who we are as a University community. We will continue to emphasize our core values as we serve our students, and we will do everything we can to keep our students safe.
We are here to help our students learn and grow so that they become responsible community members and leaders. We will never waver in that commitment.
Our obligation is to the safety and security of our students, We are committed to working with our student organizations to help ensure that they are engaging in behavior and practice that are in alignment with University policies and core values.
سԹ seeks to promote a safe environment where students may participate in activities and organizations without compromising their health, safety, or welfare. It is therefore the University’s policy that hazing is prohibited.
Prevention of hazing is the responsibility of every member of the University community. Each organization, as well as each individual, must accept the personal obligation to uphold the basic community values. It is the university’s belief that true human development will best occur in an atmosphere that promotes social and ethical responsibility.
Under this policy every member of our University community has an obligation to report and act on information regarding hazing. Under this policy, سԹ employees have an obligation to report information regarding hazing. All allegations of hazing will be fully investigated, and any organization and/or individuals within an organization found responsible of hazing may face disciplinary action up to and/or including expulsion from the University and criminal charges.
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MSUDenveris committed to the diversestudent populationit servesby ensuringa safe and respectful campus environment.In alignment with federal and staterequirements, this “Campus Hazing Transparency Report” provides a clear summary of findings for student organizations found responsible for hazing.
Hazing is defined by our institutional policy as any act that endangers the physical or mental health of a person, coerces participation, or abuses positions of power in the context of membership or new-member activities. This report will include a general description of the incident, the university findings, incident dates, investigation dates, and any sanctions placed on student organizations. To protect students at سԹ, personally identifiable information will not be included in this report. This policy is to comply with H.R. 5646 ‘Stop Campus Hazing’.
To ensure MSU’s commitment to a safe learning environment, this report is used to develop a climate of transparency and accountability. It is updated biannually from the published date. Following this introduction, readers will find a year-by-year summary of all student organizations for which a hazing violation was formally substantiated. Each entry reflects only complete cases, and outcomes of responsibility. Incidents that remain under active investigation, or those that did not result in any finding of responsibility, do not appear in this report.
By sharing this information openly, the university promotes clarity, supports community awareness, and provides an accurate record of organizational accountability. This reflects our institutional values of community, access, diversity, respect, and excellence. Ensuring all Roadrunners experience a student life that is safe, welcoming, grounded in tolerance, and mutual understanding.
For more information related to the University’s hazingpolicy, view the سԹ Anti-Hazing Policy Website.
| Date of Hazing Incidents: | January 28th 2025 – March 1st 2025 |
| Date Reported: | May 7th 2025 |
| Dates of Investigation: | May 27th – June 26th 2025 |
| Date of Responsible Finding: | June 26th 2025 (Revised August 26th 2025) |
| Policy Violation: | Metropolitan State University of Denver Anti-Hazing Policy and Colorado Senate Bill 18-089 |
| Sanction(s): | Probation (Additional Details Below) |
| Incident Description: |
Educational Sessions During the New Member Educational Process, alumnae of Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. were primarily responsible for creating an environment that caused mental distress for Prospective Members.
Crossing Day During the Prospective Members’ Crossing Day, alumnae of Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. were primarily responsible for creating an environment that caused mental distress for Prospective Members.
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