The school said it will require annual anti-hazing training for coaches, staff members and athletes with an emphasis on reporting options and the responsibility to report as well as discipline. Northwestern said Friday it will no longer hold camp in Kenosha and will have someone not affiliated with the program monitor the locker room. Investigators said the hazing often happened in the team’s locker room and the activities might have begun at its longtime training camp home in Kenosha, Wisconsin. “We hold our student-athletes and our program to the highest standards we will continue to work to exceed those standards moving forward.” “Northwestern football prides itself on producing not just athletes, but fine young men with character befitting the program and our university,” he said.
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