(JTA) – An historically Jewish fraternity at Cornell University was placed on probation for two years following an investigation into a “pig roast” contest in which new members competed to see who could sleep with the heaviest women. The Ivy League school’s Fraternity and Sorority Review Board last month concluded its investigation into the contest, which reportedly took place in 2017, and announced the suspension earlier this month of the Zeta Beta Tau chapter. Along with the probation, the fraternity will be required to participate in programs such as Sexual Assault Awareness Week, the Cornell Daily Sun reported.

The report noted that the fraternity called the contest a “pig roast.” The contest was kept secret from the women. The university’s vice president for student and campus life, Ryan Lombardi, said in a statement that ZBT’s behavior “is abhorrent to me and antithetical to our values as a community.” In a statement also posted on Facebook, the ZBT chapter expressed “our mutual disgust along with those who feel hurt or victimized” and said it would conduct a full membership review, both internally and externally, in partnership with its international headquarters. On its web page, the national organization of ZBT says that it “prides itself on being an inclusive Jewish organization welcoming of any college man who understands and appreciates our Mission.”