Wanting to promote the study of African American life and history, the brothers of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. established a program in 1920 to recognize individuals demonstrating perseverance within the community. The Grambling State University’s Gamma Gamma Chapter held its Achievement Week. “Achievement Week is a nationally mandated program […]
Author: DIANA SEPULVEDA
International students have their say
The first International Conference held by Grambling State University’s Student Government Association gave all international students an opportunity to voice their concerns and ask questions about their experiences at GSU. Finances were the biggest concern expressed by those who attended the session Tuesday in the Favrot Student Union Theater. Grambling […]
Wale’s 5K contribution speaks volumes
Well-known rapper officially donated $5,000 to Grambling State University on Tuesday. Wale, a musician from Washington, D.C., pledged to help the university’s football team with new uniforms and equipment during a Nov. 7 Homecoming concert. In the midst of his crowd-pleasing performance, he announced to students and fans he […]
A recall of 45 years of dedication
Dr. Allen Williams, professor, thespian, academician and author impacted the lives of countless students during his 45- year tenure at Grambling State University. He died in 2011. While at Grambling, Williams served as acting dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and head and professor of the Department of Speech […]
Bayou Classic
As the month of November starts to sink in and people around the country prepare for Thanksgiving or the infamous Black Friday frenzy, natives of Louisiana and HBCU enthusiasts anticipate the Super Bowl of Black college football– the Bayou Classic. Since 1974, the Classic has been played in New […]
‘Coach Jr.’ remembered
A somber crowd filled T.H. Harris Auditorium on Saturday morning, but by the end of the service the crowd’s spirits had taken a turn for the better. All were present for the funeral of Eddie G. Robinson Jr. The auditorium was filled with Grambling State University alumni, former and current […]
Miss Omega crowned
Wednesday the fraternity of Omega Psi Phi hosted their Miss Omega Psi Phi Scholar- ship Pageant after leaving a three-year suspension. The pageant was filled with a lot of talent, grace, individuality and pose. As students walked into the auditorium they an- ticipated the three-year gap ending. To start […]
Men’s basketball team drop road game against MSU, 97-67
Grambling State University Tigers (0-3) traveled to Springfield, Mo., to face Missouri State University on Wednesday night. They lost 97-67. Grambling guard A’Torri Shine, a junior transfer from Southern University at Shreveport, continued to excel as he led all scorers with 20 points, six rebounds and three assists. Guard […]
Bayou Classic Events
Classic Events Evangelism Ministry of Zion Tabernacle Baptist Church 8th annual “Bayou Classic Christian Fellowship of Southwest Louisiana” Parade Saturday, November 23 Martin Luther King Community Center, 2009 North Simmons Street – 11 a.m. Career Fair (After Parade) Outdoor Stage Entertainment (Song, Praise Dance, etc.) Sunday School/ Worship […]
Home court advantage
Wednesday night, Texas College (0-6) had no answer for the Lady Tigers, period. In their first home game of the season, Grambling State University (2-3) destroyed Texas College 92-60 for their second win. “Obviously, we knew Texas College was coming in and wanted to get the upset today, but […]