U.S. House passes "Stop Campus Hazing Act", mandating anti-hazing programs for federal aid colleges and reporting hazing incidents.

The U.S. House has passed the "Stop Campus Hazing Act," which mandates colleges receiving federal aid to implement anti-hazing programs and report hazing incidents. This potential first federal hazing law aims to enhance transparency and accountability, addressing issues highlighted by the deaths of Timothy Piazza and Maxwell Gruver. The bill now moves to the Senate and has bipartisan support, reflecting growing concern over hazing on college campuses.