Timothy J. Murphy became part of Corps Franconia Darmstadt (Darmstadt Technical University) receiving the status of "Inhaber der Corpsschleife" (IdC), a rarity for a foreign national. He has since spoken at fraternity congresses and gatherings in Weinheim and Würzburg, Germany. Local chapter or member misconduct Chapters or members occasionally make news for negative or harmful choices, with situations ranging from full-on tragedies to more benign rule-breaking. Where these occur the range of outcomes can include individual and chapter suspension, lawsuits and possibly even closure. With a combination of risk management techniques, education and mentor focus, ΤΚΕ nationally has banned and renounced hazing as inconsistent with fraternity values. Regular member education is used to raise awareness and redirect behaviors away from prohibited conduct. The Fraternity similarly promotes awareness of the dangers and harm caused by violence and sexual abuse. Likewise its national rules require that chapters and members adhere to local legislation regarding alcohol and substance abuse. Nevertheless, the following events have been cited as impacting chapters and their communities: 2020 The Central Michigan University chapter was placed on suspension due to alcohol and hazing violations. 2019 The University of Georgia chapter was suspended after a video surfaced of members using racial slurs and mocking slavery. The Oregon State University chapter was suspended following an investigation on several reported hazing incidents. While the fraternity house was left vacant, the Corvallis police arrested two homeless people found in the house on charges of first degree burglary, theft of services, second degree criminal mischief and unlawful possession of methamphetamine. The Sonoma State University chapter was banned from campus for five years following a hazing investigation. The California Polytechnic State University chapter was banned from campus after a hazing investigation revealed pledges were forced to drink alcohol and do push ups. 2018 A member of the Indiana University chapter was arrested for selling illegal drugs in the fraternity house and off-campus. The University of Nevada-Reno chapter was suspended for one year following information of its membership songs that promote violence toward women and other fraternity men on campus. The Ohio State University chapter was suspended for three years after a thorough investigation found the chapter guilty of hazing, endangering behavior, and improper use of alcohol. 2017 The Florida International University chapter was suspended for two years after a thorough investigation found the chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon had violated the university's student code of