The death of Southern University student Caleb Wilson is being investigated by law enforcement as a possible act of fraternity hazing.

Southern University student Caleb Wilson has taken another turn as the initial reports of how and where he died have changed.

Members of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity at Southern University are accused of telling a fabricated story to police after a pledge, Caleb Wilson, died.

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 has implemented 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”.

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

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The death of a 20-year-old Southern University student in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is being investigated by local law enforcement as a possible act of fraternity hazing, school authorities confirmed to The Associated Press on Wednesday.

Caleb Wilson, a 20-year-old junior at the HBCU in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, died on Feb. 27 following an off-campus incident, school officials said.

Frat boys at Southern University in Louisiana lied to police about how a 20-year-old pledge and beloved marching band member collapsed and died during a violent off-campus hazing ritual, according to a report.

Southern University has halted membership intake for all Greek-lettered organizations following the death of Caleb Wilson. Wilson was pledging the Beta Sigma chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. when he died during an unsanctioned fraternity ritual.