ATHENS (AP) — An investigation into hazing allegations against Ohio University’s marching band found several “concerning” unsanctioned band traditions.
The Marching 110 is one of several campus groups that was investigated last fall for hazing allegations that led to the suspension of all the university’s fraternities.
The Columbus Dispatch reports the investigation could lead to the removal of some students from the band.
According to a summary of the investigation, multiple annual band events included the illegal consumption of alcohol, as well as the use of marijuana on a bus during a band trip.
None of the conduct resulted in “grave physical harm.”
School officials recommended the College of Fine Arts conduct a membership review.