Clark Atlanta University suspended its marching band for suspicion of hazing, according to a statement released Thursday by the university.

A Psychology Major at FAMU has been charged with felony hazing in the death of Robert Champion.

More disturbing details are unfolding in the Robert Champion hazing investigation. A lawsuit filed Wednesday by Robert and Pamela Champion alleges Fabulous Coach Bus Line and it’s driver Wendy Millete “frequently participated” in or allowed hazing rituals to take place on the buses she operated, according to CNN.

The president of Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University has resigned amid a hazing scandal resulting from the death of marching band member Robert Champion.

The death of Florida A&M marching band member Robert Champion exposed a secret culture within the Historically Black College University marching bands.

A Bethune-Cookman student was found dead at an off-campus apartment early Sunday morning. Primas Christopher Foulks, 23, a member of Bethune-Cookman Wildcats band, died after attending a party where alcohol was being served.

Suspects in the Florida A&M University band member Robert Champion hazing homicide case are expected to be charged. At least five separate cases reportedly have been prepared.

Florida A&M’s police chief has resigned amid controversy surrounding the Marching 100 member Robert Champion’s death as a result of hazing.

FAMU Board of Trustees voted not to suspend president Dr. James Ammons, despite strong opposition from Gov. Rick Scott.

Florida A&M band member Bria Shante Hunter was beaten in a suspected hazing ritual that left her with a broken thigh, according to the Associated Press.  The beatings, authorities said, took place on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.

Julian White, fired band director of Florida A&M’s “Marching 100,” said his warnings on hazing were ignored by university leaders. White, 71, said he has been made the scapegoat for the death of Robert Champion, a FAMU band member who died on Nov. 19.