FAMU band leader sentenced to prison for hazing death
A former band leader at Florida A&M University will have to serve the next six years of his life in prison for the hazing death
January 10, 2015
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A former band leader at Florida A&M University will have to serve the next six years of his life in prison for the hazing death
An ex-FAMU band member was convicted this past Friday (Oct. 31) of manslaughter in relation to a hazing ritual known as “Crossing Bus C” that
One of the former Florida A&M University band members who beat Robert Champion in the infamous hazing homicide was sentenced on Friday to a year
Twelve former band members now face charges of manslaughter in the 2011 death of drum major Robert Champion. State Attorney Jeff Ashton also filed charges against
President of FAMU Resigns
The Atlanta Fire and Rescue team proved Saturday, June 9 that they rule the city when they beat the DeKalb County police squad in a battle
The fate of the FAMU “Marching 100” has finally been decided. According to The Associated Press, FAMU’s famed marching band is being suspended until2013. The
The fate of the FAMU Marching 100 is in question now that their famed band director has stepped down. On Thursday, 71-year-old Julian White announced
The Florida A&M band members responsible for brutally beating Robert Champion on a band bus have been charged with felony and misdemeanor hazing. In total,
Several Florida A&M University band members will be charged in the November hazing death of drum major Robert Champion in Orlando, Orange County authorities says. Prosecutors
Robert Champion, the FAMU band member whose sudden death last month caused a national uproar, was killed exactly the way many believed and had feared
Former Florida A&M University band director Julian White believes he is being sacrificed over the alleged hazing death of band member Robert Champion, and threatens
