Student’s death investigated as possible act of fraternity hazing - An alleged fraternity ritual, involving Omega Psi Phi, is being investigated by law enforcement following the death of Southern Univ

Caleb Wilson, a junior at Southern University, died on Feb. 27. Unsanctioned fraternity activities may have caused his death, the university said.

In a statement released Tuesday, Southern said hazing is a violation of the school's rules and regulations, as well as a violation of state law.

Southern University Mourns Student’s Hazing Death. The Southern University community was plunged into mourning on February 27 following the tragic death of 20-yea

The Southern University community gathered on campus Wednesday evening to honor the memory of Caleb Wilson, a student who died last week.

Caleb Wilson’s passion for music shone through Wednesday (March 5), as mourners gathered for a vigil at Pilgrim Baptist Church. The Southern University student and trumpet player was killed Feb. 27 in an alleged fraternity hazing incident in Baton Rouge.

Southern University has launched a student judiciary process after the death of one of its students. This procedure comes after Caleb Wilson, 20, of Kenner, died in an “off-campus and un-sanctioned Omega fraternity ritual”.

In the investigation of Caleb Wilson‘s death, the Baton Rouge Police Department has updated that a Southern University fraternity lied about how it happened, and they are now confirming that the student died in a warehouse hazing incident.