The Senate gave final approval on Monday to a bill that was named after a Penn State student who consumed a dangerous amount of alcohol and suffered a series of lethal falls at a fraternity party nearly two years ago.
Most serious charges dismissed in Penn State frat death
The office of Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf says he'll sign the bill.
The legislation makes the most severe forms of hazing a felony, requires schools to maintain policies to combat hazing and allows confiscation of frat houses where hazing has occurred.
It's named for Tim Piazza, a 19-year-old from Lebanon, New Jersey.
RAW VIDEO: Statement from Tim Piazza's father
He died in February 2017 after a night of drinking and hazing at now-closed Beta Theta Pi.
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