This is the case of Bogenberger v. Pi Kappa Alpha Corporation , Inc.

Here is the background and facts: https://law.justia.com/cases/illinois/supreme-court/2018/120951.html

1. Did the nonmember sorority women owe a duty of care to the pledges? The facts show that the NIU Chapter invited nonmember sorority women to participate in the hazing event. They filled the pledges' cups with vodka and directed them to drink it.
2. Assume for the purposes of this question that there were two students who actively prompted the deceased to drink to excess, knew he was severely intoxicated and abandoned him while he was helpless. Based upon the Illinois anti - hazing statute, could those two students face criminal prosecution?
3. Assume for the sake of this assignment that NIU had strong anti-alcohol and anti-hazing policy in place and had cause to know that Pi Kappa Alpha was hosting on-campus parties where underage students were drinking to excess. Assume the university took no steps to investigate. Under these facts, do you think the university would be liable for the death of Mr. Bogenberger?