Bella, the former pet goat and mascot of the Sigma Chi fraternity, left her on-campus home in the fraternity’s house for a 175-acre shelter for farm animals in Watkins Glen, N.Y., last week. The animal will remain at the shelter for the duration of its life, according to the Tompkins County SPCA.

“We will act swiftly and will have a final outcome for these organizations in the very near future,” a University administrator said.

The Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity’s year-long punishment has been reduced to one semester, a University official confirmed in a statement Monday.

Two pledges were hospitalized after an alcohol-related hazing incident late last October.

“The University has no tolerance for behavior that places the health of any member of the Cornell community at risk,” one administrator said.

The defunct Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at Cornell was sentenced on Thursday.

At a forum on sexual assault prevention for fraternity members Wednesday, some students were active participants while others, to the disappointment of some organizers, spent much of the event on their phones and laptops instead.

In the wake of an alleged racial incident at the Sigma Pi fraternity, an estimated 100 protesters marched from the fraternity to Day Hall Wednesday to decry what they called the administration’s lack of action in response to the event.

Students and faculty expressed deeply-entrenched frustrations about the administration’s handling of racial issues at a forum held Wednesday that brought together approximately 200 members of the Cornell community.