NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. -- A fraternity at Rutgers University in New Brunswick has been closed after an investigation found hazing allegedly led to a 19-year-old student being critically injured during an incident last week.

The national chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi made the announcement on Friday, saying they have closed the fraternity's chapter at Rutgers following their own investigation.

They say all members of the chapter "directly or indirectly involved will be permanently expelled" after they found "hazing occurred."

"We will fully cooperate with both the University and the Prosecutor on their investigations," Alpha Sigma Phi International Fraternity's president and CEO said in a statement. " We hope that through the University conduct process and the criminal process, the maximum p

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