Key Takeaways
- 1 hazing death at Cornell University in 1873 (Edward H. Cornell)
- 1 hazing death at Yale University in 1894 (Winston Walden)
- 1 hazing death at Tufts University in 1905 (John Elson)
- 1 sorority hazing death at Alfred University in 1988 (Kirsten Schoenthaler)
- 1 sorority hazing death at Indiana University in 1998 (Laura Stenzel)
- 1 sorority hazing death at Michigan State University in 2012 (Caroline Hunt)
- 1 sports team hazing death at University of Maine in 1959 (William James)
- 1 sports team hazing death at California Polytechnic State University in 1988 (Todd Burke)
- 1 sports team hazing death at University of Vermont in 1999 (Christopher McKenna)
- 1 military hazing death at US Naval Academy 1975 (James Vodra)
- 1 military hazing death at US Military Academy 1990 (Michael Douglas)
- 1 military hazing death at Fort Jackson 2002 (Jason P. Stone)
- 1 high school hazing death at Sayreville War Memorial HS 2014 (incident escalation)
- 1 high school hazing death in Missouri 2017 (Darius Buffington)
- 1 high school hazing death at Glen Mills Schools 2001 (Isaiah Taylor)
Hazing deaths remain a tragic reality in colleges, military, and high schools for over a century.
Fraternity Hazing
Fraternity Hazing Interpretation
High School Hazing
High School Hazing Interpretation
Military Hazing
Military Hazing Interpretation
Sorority Hazing
Sorority Hazing Interpretation
Sports Hazing
Sports Hazing Interpretation
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