“It is impossible for other members in the organization not to know what’s happening,” remarked Jim Piazza, highlighting the close-knit nature of fraternity life. “They live together, socialize, and party together.”
The Piazzas have remained active in advocating for changes to fraternity systems post their son’s tragic death in a hazing incident at Penn State. Timothy Piazza’s family initiated significant efforts to reform the university’s Greek system. Their commitment persists years later, amidst allegations of a fraternity-connected drug operation involving multiple students, both former and current.
These events underscore the importance of accountability and systemic change within university communities. The Piazzas continue their drive to ensure safety and responsibility in student organizations.

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