An 18-year-old freshman from California State University, Fullerton, drowned in the Salt River in Arizona over the weekend. The student was on vacation with members of his fraternity when the accident occurred. According to local authorities, the drowning appears to be accidental, and no foul play is suspected.
The student's name has not been officially released, pending notification of next of kin. CSU Fullerton officials have expressed their condolences to the student's family and friends. The university is providing counseling and support services to students and faculty who may be impacted by this tragic loss.
The Salt River is a popular recreation area in Arizona, but it can also be dangerous due to strong currents and unpredictable water conditions. Authorities are urging visitors to exercise caution and be aware of potential hazards when swimming or recreating in the river.
CSU Fullerton Freshman Drowns in Arizona River
A California State University, Fullerton, freshman tragically died in an accidental drowning while vacationing in Arizona. The incident occurred over the weekend while the student was with fraternity brothers. Authorities have ruled the death as accidental. The university is offering counseling services to students and staff affected by the loss.
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