The university's minidome, which has seen decades of Jaguar victories and graduations, instead hosted the Southern community in a time of sorrow.

Two more arrests have been made in connection with the death of a Southern University student after a fraternity hazing ritual involving repeatedly punching pledges.

Kyle Thurman and Isaiah Smith were arrested for their involvement in Wilson’s death in February, the Baton Rouge Police announced in a press release. The third suspect Caleb McCray was arrested after turning himself in 7.

The first to be arrested in the incident was Caleb McCray, who was taken into custody on one count of hazing and one count of manslaughter. Per Nola.com, McCray’s arrest affidavit detailed he threw the final punch before Wilson collapsed to the floor and began having a seizure. Up to 10 people could face charges as a result of Wilson’s death.

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.

All three individuals charged are Southern University and A&M College students, a spokesperson for the university confirmed Tuesday afternoon.

Wilson died on February 27 while reportedly pledging Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Louisiana police are now investigating the 20-year-old's death as a possible hazing incident.

Classmates, faculty and friends gathered to honor the 20-year-old who died two weeks ago to alleged hazing.

Wilson’s family and loved ones, state and local officials and community members were in attendance. A public memorial was held at Southern University in honor of student Caleb Wilson.