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Thursday, September 27, 2012 | Updated: Thursday, September 27, 2012 8:17pm
Texas Southern University has suspended its renowned "Ocean of Soul" marching band as officials investigate alleged hazing.
The incident was reported on Wednesday to school authorities, prompting a campus police investigation, a news release issued late Thursday said.
"While it is not known at this time how many students were involved in this incident, it is believed to involve one section of the band," the statement said.
The suspension canceled Thursday's scheduled band performance at TSU's football game against Sam Houston State University.
Besides the police probe, university officials have convened along with student affairs, which will "take appropriate action," the release said.
The investigation is being led by multiple school officials, including a vice president for student services, student compliance officers, human resources director, director of bands, general counsel, TSU law enforcement officials and a communications associate vice president.
Higher education officials nationwide have been on heightened alert for band misconduct after last year's hazing-related death of Robert Champion, a drum major of the famed Marching 100 at Florida A&M University.
TSU has made attempts to educate its students about the dangers of hazing.
"The university presented multiple training and informational sessions to band members and other student organizations," the news release said.
Thursday, September 27, 2012 | Updated: Thursday, September 27, 2012 8:17pm
Texas Southern University has suspended its renowned "Ocean of Soul" marching band as officials investigate alleged hazing.
The incident was reported on Wednesday to school authorities, prompting a campus police investigation, a news release issued late Thursday said.
"While it is not known at this time how many students were involved in this incident, it is believed to involve one section of the band," the statement said.
The suspension canceled Thursday's scheduled band performance at TSU's football game against Sam Houston State University.
Besides the police probe, university officials have convened along with student affairs, which will "take appropriate action," the release said.
The investigation is being led by multiple school officials, including a vice president for student services, student compliance officers, human resources director, director of bands, general counsel, TSU law enforcement officials and a communications associate vice president.
Higher education officials nationwide have been on heightened alert for band misconduct after last year's hazing-related death of Robert Champion, a drum major of the famed Marching 100 at Florida A&M University.
TSU has made attempts to educate its students about the dangers of hazing.
"The university presented multiple training and informational sessions to band members and other student organizations," the news release said.
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