Ohio State Suspends Fraternity Amid Investigation Into Video of Men Engulfed in Flames
Ohio State has suspended a fraternity as it investigates a video that reportedly shows men engulfed in flames.
Columbus, OH, November 9, 2026 —
Ohio State University has taken disciplinary action against a fraternity, placing it under suspension as an investigation is underway concerning a video that has surfaced.
The video reportedly depicts individuals engulfed in flames. The specific fraternity involved has not been publicly identified by the university at this time. The university confirmed the suspension and the ongoing investigation but has not released further details regarding the nature of the video, the circumstances under which it was recorded, or the number of individuals involved.
University officials stated that the suspension means the fraternity is not permitted to engage in chapter activities, meetings, or social events during the period of the investigation. This measure is standard procedure when serious allegations arise that could potentially violate the university’s code of student conduct or campus policies.
The university’s Greek life office and its Office of Student Conduct are leading the inquiry. The outcome of the investigation will determine any further sanctions against the fraternity or its members. Information regarding the timeline for the completion of the investigation was not immediately available.
A spokesperson for Ohio State indicated that the university is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of its students and will take appropriate action based on the findings of the investigation.
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