Frat involved in LSU death has previously had issues with hazing

Gruver's death is under investigations as a "possible hazing incident. " - Hilary Scheinuk/APThe fraternity involved with the death investigation of an 18-year-old Louisiana State University student has previously had problems with hazing across the nation. LSU suspended Phi Delta Thetas activities after freshman Maxwell Gruver died this week, which school police believes was a possible hazing incident. An autopsy report released Friday showed the Georgia native had a highly elevated blood alcohol level. Our goal is, and always will be, to create a culture of responsibility in our chapters to keep our members safe, Robert Biggs, CEO of the Ohio-based national headquarters for Phi Delta Theta, told NBC News. This is why the situation currently unfolding at Louisiana State University is particularly heartbreaking.