The death of 21-year-old Delta State University student Demartravion “Trey” Reed has turned into something bigger than tragedy. It’s turned into a fight for truth. And the way officials handled… The post Police Told Demartravion “Trey” Reed’s Family He Died In His Dorm,

Claims circulated online that Reed had been lynched (archived) or that he suffered multiple broken bones (archived) before he died. Though the term lynching can apply generally to killings by a mob without due process,

Delta State University President Dr. Dan Ennis said at the press conference that there was no evidence of a threat to campus safety following the student's death. However, the campus was closed on Monday, and several events planned to mark Delta State University's centennial were canceled.

DSU officials say no foul play in Demartravion Reed’s death. Family seeks answers amid rumors and calls for transparency.

A Black college student was found dead hanging from a tree on a university campus in Mississippi this week, prompting calls from civil rights advocates for a thorough investigation, as authorities say there was no evidence of foul play.

The campus of a small university in Cleveland, Mississippi, became the center of a family's search for answers after a tragic discovery. Demartravion "Trey" Reed, a 21-year-old Delta State University student,

A father's post in the wake of the tragic death of Demartravion Trey Reed, who was mysteriously found dead at Delta State University, went viral as so.

An official at Delta State University has confirmed that a body was found of what is suspected to be a suicide, prompting cancelation of centennial events.