Miami University sophomore Jaclyn Wulf died Sunday morning. She was taken from campus to McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital, according to Director of University News and Communications Claire Wagner.
Wulf, from Westlake, Ohio, was a psychology major and a member of Alpha Xi Delta women's fraternity.
The university is offering counseling to Wulf's friends, with immediate emotional support available at 513-529-2222.
More information to come.
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