Rutgers student injured at fraternity house now in stable condition
Details about how the student was injured have not yet been released.
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13ds agoA 19-year-old Rutgers University student who was critically injured at a fraternity house in New Brunswick is now listed in stable condition, according to the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office.
Details about how the student was injured have not yet been released.
RELATED: Rutgers University student critically injured on New Brunswick campus; fraternity suspended
The city of New Brunswick officially condemned the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity house last week but has not yet said why.
Law enforcement officials are trying to determine if the student was injured during a hazing incident.
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