Fraternity & Sorority Life Resources

Hazing Amnesty | Hazing Prevention

The University recognizes that students may be reluctant to report hazing activity due to a fear of potential consequences for their own conduct. Therefore, a student who acts in good faith to report activity that may fall within the definition of hazing and who cooperates fully as a witness in the investigation and student conduct process may not be subject to student conduct sanctions related to their own participation in hazing behavior, as determined by the University in its sole discretion.

Community Guidelines

The Community Guidelines for Recognized Student Organizations, which are referred to throughout this document as Guidelines. These Guidelines are applicable to all Stony Brook students and recognized student organizations(RSO's).These Guidelines provide a mechanism for encouraging congruence of policies and goals and describe the relationship between RSOs, and the University.

Good Samaritan Policy | Student Conduct and Community Standards

Stony Brook’s Good Samaritan Policy encourages students to call for help in an alcohol or other drug related emergency.

Report Hazing

Reporting hazing is everyone’s responsibility and can save a life. Click below to learn more about how you can report hazing.