据报道，印第安纳大学布鲁明顿校区的两个兄弟会成员发生冲突后，警方对反犹太诽谤和攻击的指控展开调查。
据大学新闻网站报道，周末流传的监控录像显示，周五晚上，一群男子在屋外袭击了两名男子印第安纳每日学生报。
成员αεπ该协会发言人乔纳森·皮尔斯说，根据该出版物报道，犹太学生据称在试图参加一个聚会时被男子殴打Pi Kappa Phi豪斯。
这Pi Kappa Phi兄弟会是校园里70多个兄弟会和姐妹会之一，在调查之前已经被暂停，这意味着在案件解决之前，它不能主办或参加活动。
该大学的国际兄弟会在一份声明中说印第安纳每日学生报 它与大学联谊会和兄弟会生活办公室以及皮·卡帕·菲国家总部合作。
它说，“这个视频中的问题暗示了这个组织中的一个更大的问题。”
印第安纳大学表示，印第安纳大学警察局正在调查这起涉嫌袭击事件，警方已经执行了搜查令，并采访了受害者。
印第安纳大学在推特上发表声明称，它“谴责任何形式的偏见或暴力，并将追究个人和组织的责任”。多样性和包容性是我们期望所有国际大学学生共享的核心价值观。”
新闻周刊已联系印第安纳大学媒体部、印第安纳大学警察局和该大学的校际委员会征求意见。
成立于1820年，大约43，000名学生就读于印第安纳大学的旗舰布鲁明顿校区。大约五分之一的学生属于一个希腊组织。
印第安纳大学校园样品门的全景照片摄于2017年9月，印第安纳州布鲁明顿。该大学正在调查其校园内据称的反犹太主义和种族主义事件。
最近的这一事件发生在全国范围内其他一些报道的种族主义和反犹太主义事件中。
锡拉丘兹大学称上个月在其纽约州立大学校园向警方报告了种族主义涂鸦和诘问，《今日美国》报道。警方加强了锡拉丘兹的巡逻和摄像头监控，锡拉丘兹的校长肯特·西弗鲁德(Kent Syverud)告诉大学参议院，发生了12起种族主义和反犹太主义涂鸦事件，学生们被“空投”了一份白人至上主义文件。
据美国有线电视新闻网报道，佐治亚大学上月证实，有人在两个校园宿舍的标语牌和留言板上画了纳粹标志。
据美国国家广播公司新闻报道，今年早些时候，宾夕法尼亚州斯沃斯莫尔学院禁止兄弟会和姐妹会，因为有消息显示，一个兄弟会在内部文件中发送了关于妇女、少数民族和男女同性恋、双性恋和变性者群体的贬损信息。
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SUSPENDS FRATERNITY AFTER ALLEGED ANTI-SEMITIC INCIDENT ON CAMPUS
Apolice investigation has been launched into allegations of anti-Semitic slurs and assault after a reported fight between members of two fraternities at Indiana University's Bloomington campus.
Security camera footage that was circulated over the weekend shows a group of men attacking two men outside a house on Friday night, according to the university news website Indiana Daily Student.
Members of Alpha Epsilon Pi, which is a traditionally Jewish fraternity, were involved in the fight, its fraternity spokesman Jonathan Pierce said, according to the publication which reported that Jewish students were allegedly beaten by the men as they tried to enter a party at the Pi Kappa Phi house.
The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, one of more than 70 fraternities and sororities on campus, has been suspended pending an investigation, meaning that it cannot host or take part in activities until the case is resolved.
The university's Inter Fraternity Council (IFC) said in a statement to the Indiana Daily Student that it was working with the university's Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life as well as the national headquarters of Pi Kappa Phi.
It said, "The problem exemplified in this video insinuates a larger problem in this organization."
Indiana University said that the Indiana University Police Department is investigating the alleged assault, and officers have executed a search warrant and interviewed the victims.
In a statement on Twitter Indiana University said that it "condemns bias or violence in any form and will hold individuals and organizations accountable. Diversity and inclusion are core values that we expect to be shared by all IU students."
Newsweek has contacted the Indiana University media department, the Indiana University police department and the university's Interfraternity Council for comment.
Founded in 1820, around 43,000 students attend Indiana University's flagship Bloomington campus. Around one fifth of its students belong to a Greek organization.
General view of Sample Gates on the campus of Indiana University pictured in September 2017 in Bloomington, Indiana. The university is investigating an allegedly anti-Semitic and racist incident on its campus.
This latest incident comes amid a number of other reported racist and anti-Semitic incidents on campuses around the country.
Syracuse University said racist graffiti and heckling was reported to police at its New York state campus last month, USA Today reported. Police stepped up patrols and camera surveillance at Syracuse, whose chancellor Kent Syverud told the university senate that there had been 12 incidents of racist and anti-Semitic graffiti and that students had been "airdropped" a white supremacist document.
The University of Georgia confirmed last month that someone had drawn swastikas on placards and message boards at two campus residence halls, CNN reported.
Earlier this year, Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania, banned fraternities and sororities after a leak showed one fraternity had been sending derogatory messages about women, minorities and the LGBTQ community in internal documents, NBC News reported.
