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Longest-running fraternity at UNC shut down by national board


The longest-running fraternity at UNC-Chapel Hill has been shut down by its national office, university officials said Thursday. The UNC chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was shut down by the fraternity’s national board of directors due to a volume of reports received by their office regarding behavioral misconduct by the members, according to UNC Media Relations. (WRAL.com)

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Longest-running fraternity at UNC shut down by national board