Tensions between University of Idaho administrators, a fraternity and the chapter’s alumni have ended with the university’s dean of students suddenly announcing his resignation after less than three months on the job. Just prior to the announcement, sanctions brought against the fraternity over hazing allegations were dropped. “I no longer believe this is an environment where I can work on issues of student safety,” Craig Chatriand, the dean of students, said. “The safety of our students is the primary concern of the dean of students office, and not being able to address concerns through our already established policies and agreements takes away the effectiveness of what this office can do.”

March 6, 2015 ・ From Inside Higher Ed