Nationwide — Jade Callwood, a 21-year-old African American college student from Conyers, Georgia, died suddenly Tuesday after an unexpected medical emergency. Her death left classmates, friends, and the Tuskegee University community in shock.
Callwood was a senior studying Environmental, Resources, and Plant Sciences. According to WSB-TV, the university confirmed her death but did not release the cause. She was known for her commitment to academics and active involvement on campus.
Tuskegee University President Dr. Mark A. Brown shared condolences, saying, “The grief we feel in this moment is shared across our campus community and by all who knew her both here and at home. We extend our deepest condolences to Jade’s family, loved ones, classmates, and all who were touched by her presence.”
To help those affected, the university offered expanded counseling services. Counselors were available in the campus chapel, and students could also access 24-hour virtual mental health support through TimelyCare.
Funeral and memorial service details have not yet been released. The campus continues to mourn Callwood’s sudden loss while remembering her impact and contributions to the community.