● Feds found ASU broke the Clery Act● 8 sexual assault reports in 60 days● Mayich investigation: county attorney review pending● Intl enrollment down ~3,000● Federal visa probe — subpoenas served● Dining workers: 1 year without a contract● 18 incidents on and around campus

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An 18-year-old's account of a Tempe frat rush party

Sep 17, 2026Needs review
RUSH NIGHTUnder reviewCourt filing photos showing bruising on the plaintiff's neck
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Phoenix New Times reports on an 18-year-old who says she was handed wine on arrival at a "Wine Wednesday" rush party at an off-campus fraternity house near Meyer Park. Her lawsuit alleges she came out of a bathroom with visible abrasions and bruising around her neck consistent with strangulation. We haven't verified the fraternity's name or its ASU status. Read the full story at the source.

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