The Gramblinite
Saturday, April 27, 2024
Grambling State University student Adrian Consonery Jr., a mass communication major from Marietta, Georgia, recently released his second book titled “Legal Thoughts.” In this book, Consonery is transparent and shares his thoughts as a Black man in America. “I wanted to capture what I was going through in that […]
A GSU student, known for making waves across social media with daily inspirational posts released her third book. Jada Starks, a senior study- ing psychology and sociology from Farmerville, uses her so- cial media platforms to inspire Grambling students and peo- ple across the country. After months of prepara- tion […]
Many students expressed outrage on social media at the university’s decision not to cancel class Monday, following Hurricane Ida. Hurricane Ida did not hit Grambling directly; however, many students’ families were impacted. Prior to the storm, the University partnered with the National Weather Service-Shreveport and prepared for the Hurricane Ida […]
This summer I completed two internships and earned $20,000 within two months. I want to share my experiences as an intern not to brag off my achievements but in hopes of inspiring other GSU students to know that anything is possible. I interned with Chevrolet, filming commercials and productions as […]
The campus of Grambling State University is mourning the loss of Lajermanique Nichols. Nichols — known to many students as “Jerm” — was a sophomore and native of Jonesboro, La. The 19 year-old was studying Criminal Justice. On her Twitter page, Nichols said that she was “excited for the fall […]
I have faced many challenges as a vegan in Grambling. While crawfish and barbeque may sound delicious to others it’s disgusting for me to even think about eating. I have been vegetarian for six years and this year I made the transition to a plant-based/ vegan lifestyle. At […]
Ryan Alasia Johnson Grambling State University is mourning the loss of Ryan Alasia Johnson. She was a freshman studying biology from Kentwood, La. Johnson was killed in a four-vehicle crash Wednesday evening. The incident took place on April 22 at approximately 6:45 p.m in the eastbound lane of I-10. A […]
When Jim Meade was a young boy he recalls seeing the “terrible” treatment of African-American children during segregation. Meade believes that experience was a turning point in his life that impacted his career forever. As a young child, Meade spent some of his free time deer hunting with his father. […]
Current leader board as of 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 4. To vote and check the leader board, visit Retoolyourschool.com. Screenshot from retoolyourschool.com Last Thursday, Feb 27, Grambling State University had a little over 5,200 votes in The Home Depot Retool Your School competition. Since then the number has rapidly increased […]
When Jim Meade was a young boy he recalls seeing the “terrible” treatment of African-American children during segregation. Meade, a professor of painting and drawing at the University of Southern Mississippi, points to that experience as a turning point in his life that impacted his career forever. As a young […]