( CNN ) A Pennsylvania State University fraternity has been suspended after allegedly posting on a private Facebook page compromising photos of women , including some who appeared to be asleep or passed out . The suspension of Kappa Delta Rho ( KDR ) fraternity comes as State College Police as well as university officials investigate the fraternity 's alleged use of the online page with up to 144 active members , including current and former students . `` No arrests are being made at this time , '' State College Police Lt. Keith Robb said . `` Unfortunately , we are n't able to identify any suspects right now because the accounts on Facebook were sanitized , wiped clean . '' Robb said it has not yet been determined if any crime occurred . In a statement , college administrators said the fraternity 's local chapter had been suspended for one year by the Penn State Interfraternity Council and that police and university officials were investigating . The statement said the fraternity used the private Facebook page to post `` highly inappropriate photographs ... of activities and events that are in direct violation of the standards and values of a recognized student organization at Penn State . '' The images allegedly included nude and partially nude women -- some seemed to pose , others appeared incapacitated . `` The evidence offered by the Facebook postings is appalling , offensive and inconsistent with the University community 's values and expectations , '' the statement said . Penn State University President Eric Barron said in a separate statement Wednesday that the university will work with Kappa Delta Rho 's national headquarters to determine whether the fraternity should be reinstated . The university is also considering whether fraternities will continue at Penn State , Barron said . `` It ... brings us to a point where we must ask if a re-evaluation of the fraternity system is required , '' he said . `` Some members of the University senior leadership believe it is , and we are considering our options . '' David Clohessy , director of the St. Louis-based Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests , or SNAP , said in a statement that the latest allegations call into question the university 's handling of sex crime reports . `` For years now , Penn State enthusiasts have repeatedly reassured everyone who 'd listen that the university 's problematic culture about sex crimes had been 'reformed , '' Clohessy said . `` The latest allegations -- that fraternity members posted nude pictures of women on Facebook , some of whom appeared to be sleeping or passed out -- raise serious doubts about those claims . '' In 2012 , former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky was convicted on 45 counts of sexually molesting boys and sentenced to a 30- to 60-year prison term . Sandusky , who has maintained his innocence , is appealing . `` The Kappa Delta Rho is a wake-up call , '' Clohessy said . `` But the Sandusky case should have been a wake-up call too . '' A former member of Kappa Delta Rho alerted police to the page , telling them in January that it had been used by members to share photos of `` unsuspecting victims , drug sales and hazing , '' according to a copy of a police affidavit . The drugs allegedly included `` marijuana and edibles , concentrates , ADD medication , and some cocaine , '' the affidavit said . The former frat member who tipped off police told authorities that a second Facebook page called `` 2.0 '' allegedly had been created around April 2014 following complaints from a woman whose photo was posted on it , the affidavit said . The earlier version of the page was titled `` Covert Business Transactions . '' Rape , nude photos , racist behavior : Do fraternities make men behave badly ? The ex-frat member told police that the victim was visiting the fraternity when she saw a topless photo of herself after a member accidentally left his Facebook page logged in , the affidavit said . The affidavit included photos of women and screen shots of cellphone text exchanges , including one from a woman who allegedly had no recollection of a sexual encounter and whether birth control was used . In the Sandusky case , the sensational trial featured the testimony of eight young men who said they were sexually abused by Sandusky -- either groped in a car , soaped by him in the shower or sexually assaulted on a basement waterbed . The scandal gripped the nation and ended a torturous chapter for the victims and Penn State 's vaunted football program , including the dismissal of the late legendary coach Joe Paterno and one of America 's highest-paid university presidents , Graham Spanier . It also tarnished Penn State 's celebrated reputation in collegiate athletics . `` We hope that Penn State officials will stop patting themselves on the back and start instituting real reforms to make the campus safer for students , '' said Clohessy , whose group includes members who were allegedly molested by religious figures of all denominations . Attempts to reach the university and interfraternity council were unsuccessful . CNN 's Laura Ly and Sara Ganim contributed to this report .
University website : Penn State ` ` ` re - evaluation of the educational system '' ` State University ” suspended over alleged private Facebook posts . The page allegedly includes photos of nude or partially nude students .