Protesters at Iowa fraternity demand it be abolished after sexual assault allegation emerges

Between hundreds and thousands of protesters gathered outside of a fraternity in Iowa Tuesday night to demonstrate against an alleged sexual assault that took place at the house a year ago.

The protest came a day after an online petition with more than 82,000 signatures by late Tuesday called for the frat to be shut down. The fraternity’s University of Nebraska-Lincoln chapter was suspended last Wednesday following its own allegation.  The Iowa petition claims a sophomore girl was drugged, raped a videotaped by members of the frat last September.  "I just think enough is enough," a female student and protester who wished to remain anonymous told KGAN-TV Cedar Rapids. "This has been going on for far too long at universities across the United States. Men are getting away with sexual violence against women, and we're sick of it. We are the generation that's gonna stop it. It's over."