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Accountability & Transparency

Hazing Transparency Report

In accordance with the Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA), Grambling State University will maintain a Campus Hazing Transparency Report (CHTR). This report provides information on confirmed hazing violations by organizations formally recognized by the University. The CHTR will be updated biannually, as required.

Each situation is unique, and all allegations are addressed on a case-by-case basis. The University's response to noted situations does not create binding precedents but may guide its handling of any similar situations that may arise in the future.

Confirmed Violations

Reports by year

Terminology

How to read each report

Each report uses the following fields to describe a confirmed violation.

Incident
Date of hazing incident or citation.
Reported
Date of report to the institution.
NHQ
Organization Inter/National Headquarters.
Description
General description of the hazing incident.
Rules Violations
University rules violations.
Individuals Responsible
Individuals involved or found responsible.
Findings
University findings.
Arrests
Arrests and arresting agency.
Sanctions
University sanctions.
Rules Defined

Standards from the Code of Student Conduct

Please refer to the Revised Code of Student Conduct handbook (PDF) for the official standards by which students must conduct themselves. The handbook is published by the Office of Student Conduct; see also Student Conduct (Judicial Affairs) on gram.edu. Examples of conduct expectations addressed in the Code include:

Hazing

All forms of hazing are prohibited. For definitions, reporting, and related expectations on this site, see the GSU Hazing Policy summary.

Threats and harm

Conduct that threatens or harms people or property.

Integrity

Dishonesty or furnishing false information to University officials.

Compliance

Failure to comply with sanctions or directives imposed under the student conduct process.

Published policies

Violation of other University policies incorporated by reference in the Code.

Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, Annual Security & Fire Safety Report

In accordance with the Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act, our institution publishes an Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASFR) each year by October 1. Beginning with the October 1, 2026 report, the ASFR will include data related to reported hazing incidents. This data, as with other Clery-reportable incidents, will encompass incidents reported to Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) or local police agencies that occurred within the institution's Clery geography.

Know of something that isn't here? Report it.

This report only reflects confirmed cases. If you suspect something, report it anonymously through the G Safe app.