What does it really mean to “Always Look Out for Each Other”? It means being more than a bystander. It means being an active bystander. An active bystander is someone who sees that another person may be in trouble—and chooses to do something. Maybe it’s a friend...
College hazing can turn what should be an exciting opportunity to make friends and find your community into an experience that can put students at risk. Joining a sorority or fraternity, athletic team, student organization, club, campus ministry, or other group can be...
Stopping hazing in college starts with awareness—you’re making new friends, joining clubs, and maybe even pledging a fraternity, sorority, or team. But sometimes, what’s presented as “tradition” or “bonding” crosses the line into hazing. Hazing is not just a harmless...
As a college student, you’ve probably heard the term “hazing” thrown around at some point, especially if you’re involved in Greek life, sports teams, or other student organizations. Hazing Awareness Week is all about shining a spotlight on the harmful,...
Podcasts have become a go-to source for entertainment and education, especially for busy college students. Whether you’re walking across campus, hitting the gym, or just relaxing between classes, podcasts offer a convenient way to stay informed, inspired, and...
College hazing, a harmful initiation practice, continues to plague college campuses across the world, endangering students’ physical and emotional well-being. We delve into the signs of hazing and proposes effective solutions to curb this issue, fostering safer...
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