How to watch live as Southern remembers Caleb Wilson, victim in fraternity hazing death
Caleb Wilson, the 20-year-old Kenner native who died in an alleged Southern University fraternity hazing incident off campus, is being remembered Friday during a public viewing and memorial service in Baton Rouge. The memorial, hosted by Wilson's family, is inside the F.G. Clark Activity Center on Southern's campus in Baton Rouge.
The grief is palpable, felt not only by those who were closest to him, but by strangers who have heard his story.
The death of Caleb Wilson, 20, has led to the suspension of student organization membership intake events, as well as the arrest of three students.
Isaiah Smith, 28, was present at the Omega Psi Phi hazing ritual the night Wilson died, according to an affidavit for his ...
Two more people have been arrested in connection with the death of a Southern University and A&M College student in an ...
Caleb Wilson, a Kenner native and Warren Easton alum, will be laid to rest Saturday at Pilgrim Baptist Church in Kenner.
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