AP – Alcohol is no longer allowed at the University of Kansas fraternity house where a 19-year-old freshman pledge died of alcohol poisoning four years ago.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter went dry this semester, becoming only the second on campus to ban alcohol.

The new policy has been in the works since Jason Wren died March 8, 2009, after a night of binge drinking that resulted in him passing out in his bed at the fraternity house.

Investigators determined SAE had done nothing criminal to lead to Wren’s death, but the fraternity was sued by Wren’s parents and settled out of court.

House adviser John Stacy says pledge class numbers jumped this semester, and he hopes other fraternities on campus will consider making the change.