Northwestern hit with three new lawsuits alleging systemic sexual hazing in football program

That first night in Kenosha, Nathan Fox remembers, was like something from a horror movie.

A horde of older teammates was outside his dorm room, he said, screaming and sounding a siren and pounding the wall so hard it actually shook.

It was 2015, and Fox had just arrived at training camp for the Northwestern University football squad. He had heard the older players’ taunts of “wait for Kenosha,” he told the Tribune. He knew something could be coming. He and his roommate locked their door.