Dispatch education reporters Sheridan Hendrix, Alissa Widman Neese and Megan Henry discuss hazing on college campuses and the lasting impacts it can have. During this episode of The Learning Pod, they discuss how 20-year-old Bowling Green State University student Stone Foltz died from alleged fraternity hazing earlier this month. They also talk about how Collin’s Law has been reintroduced by Ohio senators, what can be done to prevent hazing, and how education on hazing in Greek life and student organizations could help.

<p>Dispatch education reporters Sheridan Hendrix, Alissa Widman Neese and Megan Henry discuss hazing on college campuses and the lasting impacts it can have. During this episode of The Learning Pod, they discuss how 20-year-old Bowling Green State University student Stone Foltz died from alleged fraternity hazing earlier this month. They also talk about how Collin&rsquo;s Law has been reintroduced by Ohio senators, what can be done to prevent hazing, and how education on hazing in Greek life and student organizations could help.</p>

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The Learning Pod: Why does hazing continue to happen? Students, educators and elected officials hope to prevent future deaths and increase awareness

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