What a difference 72 hours can make? You know those three days at the end of the work week where you can feel free to just let yourself loose to do whatever you want and not be judged, as if you would even care anyway. Seems as if the R&B […]
Author: J. ANTHONY CLARK
Black Dynasty prepares for another run
Grambling State University’s very own Black Dynasty Modeling Troupe hosted their two-day workshop and one day tryouts this week. Tuesday kicked off the first day of tryouts, which included an informational about the organization along with introducing the executive board. Requiring them to wear heels or hard bottoms, everyone showed […]
Student Perspective
The corporations of America always find ways to stay in control. I think we can all agree and say that the constant thirst and need to make more money off the lower class has been taken to far. Over the past years the corporate world has kept people in a […]
CAMPUS BRIEFS
Favrot Student Union Board releases upcoming activities The Favrot Student Union Board has released a number of activities for September. Activities will include the Coronation of Miss Grambling State University Joiya Smith will be held tonight at 7 p.m. in the T. H. Harris Auditorium. The theme will be Krewe […]
Students seek answers from SGA
The Student Government Association (SGA) took the time Tuesday to listen to concerns from Grambling State University students. The SGA meeting was held in the Favrot Student Union lead by Jonathan Wallace, president and consisted of interesting FAQ that you may not know are Grambling SGA is addressing, administrating, and […]
Title III holds meet, greet for evaluators
It is a very important time for Title III right now, Grambling State University’s Title III program held its 2015-2016 Meet and Greet reception for this year’s external evaluators on September 12. Title III is one of the largest grants received by a university annually. The grant is […]
Locals react to gay marriage license controversy
For a long time homosexual couples did not have the privilege of getting a marriage license. This all changed on June 26, 2015 when the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples could marry in all 50 states. It was a historic moment for them because it meant that they could […]
Improving GSU’s environmental footprint
On Monday, GSU Water Quality Management students left their environmental footprint by cleaning the grills of storm water drains around campus. Storm water drains, a vital part of the surface water system at GSU, are intentionally placed in low ground areas, on street curbs, and in impervious parking areas […]
‘Real talk’
Tuesday was Grambling State’s annual Constitution Day convocation, and a mysterious guest speaker embraced the campus with words of wisdom and motivation. Dr. Brown disguised himself as a street thug lookalike, lurking through the aisles of T.H. Harris Auditorium trying to find a place to sit. In the beginning […]
Married to the game
Being the wife of a football coach can be just as busy as the coach’s life — from meetings, to practice, to travelling, and let’s not forget keeping things in order at home. With over 100 years in total football experience, all eight of Grambling’s football coaches’ wives have been […]