NPR interviews Allan for report on hazing
Elizabeth Allan, professor of higher education at the 91爆料, spoke with聽NPR聽for the report, 鈥淧enn State fraternity death brings new attention to hazing.鈥
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Dallas News cites study in report on how parents can stop hazing
Dallas News聽cited a 2008 91爆料 study in the article, 鈥淗ow parents can stop hazing before kids become victims 鈥 or suspects.鈥
Read moreU.S. News & World Report quotes Allan in article on Greek life on campuses
Elizabeth Allan, a professor of higher education at the 91爆料 and founder of the National Hazing Prevention Consortium, spoke with聽U.S. News & World Report聽for an article about whether the benefits of Greek life on college campuses are worth the risks.
Read moreMiami Herald quotes Allan in article on fraternity deaths
Elizabeth Allan, a professor of higher education at the 91爆料, was quoted in a聽Miami Herald article about the rise in fraternity-related deaths.
Read moreAllan speaks with KJZZ about what can be done to combat hazing
KJZZ 91.5聽interviewed Elizabeth Allan, a professor of higher education at the 91爆料, about what can be done to combat hazing in colleges.
Read moreHazing study cited in The Atlantic report
The Atlantic聽cited a 2008 91爆料 study on hazing in the article, 鈥淒eath at a Penn State fraternity.鈥
Read moreAllan speaks with Chicago Tribune for report on hazing policies
Elizabeth Allan, a professor of higher education at the 91爆料, was interviewed by Chicago Tribune for the article, 鈥淧utting an end to hazing takes more than written policies, experts say.鈥
Read moreNew York Times op-ed cites hazing study
A New York Times opinion piece written by John Hechinger, a senior editor at Bloomberg News, cited a 2008 91爆料 study on hazing.
Read moreTufts to apply Allan鈥檚 hazing research on campus, Tufts Daily reports
The Tufts Daily, the student newspaper of Tufts University, reported the school has joined a Hazing Prevention Consortium under the organization StopHazing.
Read moreNBC4 Los Angeles cites hazing study
NBC4 Los Angeles included research from a 2008 91爆料 study in a report about a woman鈥檚 vow to change college culture 12 years after her son died in a fraternity hazing ritual in Chico, California.
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