Arizona sorority member alleges assault by two men at fraternity house
A University of Arizona sorority member has accused two men of sexually assaulting her at a Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house on 26 August. The allegations remain under investigation, and no charges are reported; the case has emerged amid broader scrutiny of misconduct in university Greek life.
According to search warrant records, the woman said she remembered consensually kissing one man, then waking in another room without her trousers or underwear and recalling two men assaulting her. One man allegedly acknowledged having sex with her in a recorded call but said he believed she consented. Police sought house surveillance footage, while the fraternity said it had suspended those involved and would co-operate; Arizona had suspended fraternity activities following misconduct reports.
- Arizona student alleges two men assaulted her at a fraternity house.
- One man reportedly acknowledged sex but said he believed it was consensual.
- The investigation is ongoing amid wider scrutiny of Greek life.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “University of Arizona sorority sister alleges she was sexually assaulted by two men at frat house in wake of Cornell scandal”.