(CNN) Florida State University announced Monday it's changing the way Greek organizations do business as nine men await prosecution in the death of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity pledge Andrew Coffey. If student organizations comply with new regulations, FSU may allow social events later this semester, President James Thrasher said in announcing the new policies. Thrasher suspended Greek activities after Coffey's death. Also in November, two fraternity members -- one of them a Pi Kappa Phi, according to local media -- were arrested on cocaine trafficking charges. "They presented many of the same answers as each other and volunteered much self-serving information without being asked," it said.

Source: CNN January 29, 2018 20:37 UTC