Seven families share a common bond of their loved ones being killed or harmed by fraternity hazing rituals. According to published reports, there have been close to 80 college students who died in hazing incidents connected to Greek life in the past 15 years. | Inside Edition

Hazing is a dangerous, but deeply-embedded part of fraternity life. But following the tragic hazing deaths of students like Penn State’s Tim Piazza, states are finally beginning to change their laws against it. Communities and college campuses across the country are now questioning how and why hazing still exists, especially when its damaging implications span well beyond the frat house. | HuffPost Life