Sexual assault reported at frat house near University of Chicago
Summary
A 21-year-old woman reported being sexually assaulted at an off-campus fraternity house near the University of Chicago. The police have identified a person of interest who is not a student and has been banned from campus, but no arrests have been made yet.Key Facts
- The assault reportedly happened around 1:50 a.m. Sunday at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house near the University of Chicago.
- The woman said she was “not fully conscious” and found partially undressed in a bathroom with a man.
- A person of interest has been identified and banned from campus; this individual is not a student.
- Police are still investigating, and no one is currently in custody.
- The fraternity said its members did not participate or know about the assault and helped the victim by giving her food, water, and a shirt.
- This incident follows recent sexual assault allegations at other universities, including Cornell and the University of Arizona.
- Both Cornell and the University of Arizona have taken steps to limit fraternity activities due to safety concerns.
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