La’Darrus Brister, is one of two senior resident assistants spotlighted in the September issue of Resident Assistant Magazine. Brister, a 22-year-old electronics engineering technology major from Angie was advised by his area coordinator to submit his online paperwork. “We normally have RA’s submit the form that’s online,” says Tanisha […]
Author: JUSTIN MADDEN
FAMU continues to fall short to hazing
The misuse of power and lack of respect and unity leaves one historically black college without dance moves and music to grove too. Florida A& M University has lost both their band and dance team due to hazing. Florida A&M University Interim President Larry Robinson stated, “Everyone on campus […]
Student of the Week
“In all things, aim to be, rather than to seem,” is what the biography of Corban Bell reads on his Instagram profile. Bell, a 22-year-old economics and accounting major from Manteca, Calif., has proven himself to be a student-leader on and off the campus of Grambling State University. […]
Jamaican cuisine comes to Grambling
There is one Caribbean island that is well known for its sweet reggae music, talented athletes and mouth-watering spicy foods – Jamaica. Now, the Grambling community has another opportunity to taste the “Jamaican life.” The Hot Spot Café opened its doors on Aug. 18 with the aim of […]
Student Union gets makeover
During the #GramFam Union Takeover this past Tuesday, SGA provided a personal tour of the Student Union, revealed the new Tiger Den and in appreciation of the student body, Jonathan Allen supplied each student a discount card. Previous SGA President Channing Gaulden was the first to initiate the idea […]
Aramark gets new dining director
New changes are happening within Aramark Dining services on the campus of Grambling State University. Former catering director Karen Ashford has been named as the new Service Director for Aramark dining. She is taking the place of Chuck Parson who was promoted within the company and relocate to Seattle […]
GSU mourns loss of student
Jamal Brown, a freshman transfer student from Las Vegas, died this morning. He was 19. Brown, a psychology major, was playing basketball at the Grambling State University Intramural Center with friends on Tuesday evening. After the game, he said he was having trouble breathing. Soon after, he was rushed […]
Grambling and SUSLA join forces
Grambling State University President Frank G. Pogue and Ray L. Belton, chancellor of Southern University at Shreveport, signed an agreement today that makes it easier for graduates of the Shreveport college to transition into a four-year bachelor’s degree program at Grambling State University. The memorandum of understanding was signed […]
#GramFam, #uncapped, #vitaminwater
With anticipation high, Grambling State University students lined up in front the T.H. Harris auditorium on Monday for the free vitaminwater and FADER concert. Doors opened at 8 p.m., and each attendee was given a free vitamin water and smart water along with a current edition of […]
Queen prepares for crowning
You may have seen a tweet or flyer inviting you to attend the coronation of Miss Grambling, Geralka “Gerri” Jackson, today in T.H. Harris Auditorium at 7 p.m. Some of you are wondering, “What exactly is coronation?” or “Who is this Geralka Jackson?” Geralka “Gerri” Jackson is a […]