Fraternity Loses Status After Koi Incident
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UC Santa Cruz has revoked its recognition of a fraternity whose members were accused of kidnapping and killing a pet koi from a college fish pond in May. On Friday, the Student Judicial Affairs Office determined that the entire fraternity, Delta Omega Chi, was at fault.
Delta Omega Chi did not appeal the university’s decision. The fraternity can no longer book campus facilities, use the college’s advisory staff or mention UC Santa Cruz in official correspondence.
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