The $1.8 Million Question: University Acquires Former Fraternity House
This July, the University purchased the former Beta Theta Pi fraternity house at 184 High Street for an above-market price of $1.8 million, according to the Middletown tax assessor database. The sale ends a years-long ordeal that escalated in September 2014, when the University officially banned students from the property and the chapter was suspended by the National Foundation after a student fell out of a window during a social gathering. This decision came a year after the University and the Beta Theta Pi fraternity reached a settlement with ...
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