Syracuse University has suspended a fraternity after videos of a "repugnant" hazing incident went viral on social media.
The incident is alleged to have occurred at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house on Syracuse's campus in New York, according to a statement from Chancellor Kent Syverud.
"The university was recently made aware of videos showing repugnant conduct that put the well-being of some of our students in jeopardy. The videos in question show acts alleged to have occurred at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house," Syverud said in a statement. "I am disgusted by the actions that appear in these videos and condemn this conduct."
Syverud added that Syracuse immediately suspended the fraternity, pausing all of its activities while the university investigates the alleged hazing.
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"The Phi Kappa Psi national office has also ordered the chapter to cease and desist any activities. Hazing and related actions that place our students at risk is both a serious violation of university policies and of New York law," the chancellor said.
Syracuse's Department of Public Safety (DPS) notified the Syracuse Police Department about the incident in the video.
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"Together, DPS and Community Standards have begun collecting evidence and will be interviewing students associated with Phi Kappa Psi, including members, pledges and individuals who have come forward as witnesses. Any individuals determined to be involved will face the appropriate disciplinary action," Syverud said.
One video with 17,000 views apparently showed two people vomiting on two others lying on the ground, according to Syracuse.com The video also shows a young man with tape over his mouth and his arms outstretched.
While the social media post said the incident occurred at the University of Mississippi, a Syracuse University spokesperson told the outlet that the incident occurred at SU.
Fox News Digital has reached out to Phi Kappa PSi for comment.
