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Nathaniel Bliss

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Nathaniel is an anchor, reporter and producer. He joined TrojanVision during his first semester at Troy University in 2023. He plans to graduate in May 2027 with a bachelor’s degree in anthropology and a minor in GIS. After graduation, Nathaniel plans to attend graduate school to study urban planning and start a career in the planning field.

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Pi Kappa Phi's chapter at Troy University has been suspended following an investigation into hazing violations.

Trojanvision's Avery Lewis has the latest on the university's decision and what comes next.

Pi Kappi Phi is Troy's longest standing fraternity on campus after being founded in 1964. The suspension ends the chapters operations on campus.

Members are required to vacate the fraternity house by October 26th. Within the last hour we also received information that the student was transported to Troy Regional Medical Center for treatment and was released the next day.

This remains an ongoing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.Pi Kappa Phi's chapter at Troy University has been suspended following an investigation into hazing violations.

Trojanvision's Avery Lewis has the latest on the university's decision and what comes next.

Pi Kappi Phi is Troy's longest standing fraternity on campus after being founded in 1964. The suspension ends the chapters operations on campus.

Members are required to vacate the fraternity house by October 26th. Within the last hour we also received information that the student was transported to Troy Regional Medical Center for treatment and was released the next day.

This remains an ongoing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.