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Investigation Underway Following Student's Death in Possible Hazing Incident at Southern University

The death of Caleb Wilson, a Southern University student, is being investigated as a potential fraternity hazing case.

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  1. Death of Southern University student investigated as act of fraternity hazing

    Following Wilson’s death, the historically Black university indefinitely halted all club-recruiting activities, including those related to Greek life.

    Death of Southern University student investigated as act of fraternity hazing

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  2. Student's death being investigated as a possible act of fraternity hazing

    Following Wilson's death, the historically Black university indefinitely halted all club recruiting activities, including those related to Greek life.

    Student's death being investigated as a possible act of fraternity hazing

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Mar 6th, 2025, 12:28 AM ET

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Caleb Wilson, a 20-year-old student at Southern University, died on February 27. Authorities are investigating his death as a possible act of fraternity hazing linked to Omega Psi Phi. The university has suspended all club recruitment activities, including Greek life, amid the investigation. Chancellor John K. Pierre stated that an off-campus incident contributed to Wilson's death, and the university is conducting its own internal inquiry into the alleged hazing incident. Wilson's family described him as a bright student with a promising future, and the marching band paid tribute to him during a recent performance.

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  • The death of Caleb Wilson, a 20-year-old Southern University student, is under investigation as a potential case of fraternity hazing, highlighting ongoing concerns about hazing practices in Greek life.

  • Southern University has suspended all club recruiting activities, including those related to Greek life, while launching its own investigation into the circumstances surrounding Wilson's death and enforcing anti-hazing policies more strictly.

  • The university's response reflects broader efforts to curb hazing, following previous incidents in Louisiana that led to the implementation of stricter anti-hazing laws.

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