The death of a Southern University student, Caleb Wilson, is being investigated as a possible act of fraternity hazing after he reportedly died during an off-campus ritual. Allegations have surfaced that fraternity members may have lied to authorities about the circumstances surrounding his death, including the location of the incident and the nature of injuries sustained. Vigils have been held in his honor, with community members and friends mourning the loss and calling for accountability. University officials have paused fraternity initiation activities and launched a judicial process to address this incident, while local authorities explore the possibility of hazing and potential homicide charges. The fraternity involved, Omega Psi Phi, has also released a statement expressing their condolences amidst growing scrutiny.