Oxford, Ohio, October 14 – Phi Delta Theta has learned of Georgia Institute of Technology’s findings and “while we respect the administrative process, and will honor the sanction by Georgia Institute of Technology, our internal investigation did not find evidence of discriminatory conduct,” said Sean S. Wagner, Associate Executive Vice President.

Phi Delta Theta was founded on the principles of Friendship, Sound Learning, and Rectitude. Any behavior that contradicts the spirit of inclusion and sensitivity to multicultural issues would be in violation of these principles. The Fraternity fully supports education surrounding these very important issues for both the chapter and the entire Greek Community on Georgia Institute of Technology’s campus.