Exclusive | Inside the Penn State frat house drug ring cocaine-and-molly-fueled parties, secret dealing rooms and brutal hazing

STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania — The frats busted for cocaine at Penn State University last week dealt out of “drug rooms” at parties and hazed freshmen even worse than making them bag up narcotics, campus sources claimed to The Post.Thirteen members of Sigma Chi and Delta Upsilon fraternities were arrested last week over alleged wide-scale dealing and distribution of drugs by federal authorities.However, those who studied with them said cocaine use and MDMA-fueled end-of-semester parties were well known at the $21,000-a-year school, where the fall semester started Monday.“It barely scratches the surface of what’s going on.It’s a part of the culture at Penn State.

It was normal to take cocaine at these parties, especially with freshman boys who wanted to impress their brothers and talk to girls,” one sorority sister told The Post.“To me it felt like they were offering it to everyone at the party.You’d look around, and there would be people snorting lines of cocaine around you.

It was so normalized.”The two accused fraternity chapters were described as being at the top of the school’s social scene.Students pledging in 2023 were made to “package the drugs into half gram bags for sale,” according to court documents.One of the young men forced to take part had a relative who had graduated but was part of Sigma Chi, The Post has learned.That freshman was then “hazed extra hard” as a result of his connection, one of around 15 boys allegedly forced to take part.“He knew the hazing process for fraternities was tough and intimidating, but never in a million years did he think it would involve bagging up and selling drugs,” a source close to him said.“He didn’t want to say no and risk being seen as weak, especially because of his family connection inside the frat.”The pledges were also allegedly forced into personal servitude for the seniors, made to run errands, act as designated drivers and subject to sexual-themed challenges too grap...