It’s time, time to make a change–these aren’t just the lyrics of a ‘90s Winans song but the way the state of Louisiana feels about the new and revised legislation that went into effect at the beginning of the year. As a Louisianan, it is important to know the laws […]
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Counseling seminar sheds light on abusive relationships
The Student Counseling & Wellness Resource Center hosted a seminar last week titled “99 Seconds” to teach students the seriousness of abuse and let them know where they can go to talk a counselor. It was called “99 Seconds” because statistics show that a person is abused every 99 seconds. […]
Relief is on the way
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama signed a Student Aid Bill of Rights to Help Ensure Affordable Loan Repayment. In the address the president made as he signed the Student Aid Bill, he commented that America flourished in the 20th century because we had the most educated workers in the world. […]
‘Never Be a N*gger is SAE’
ldquo;There will never be a n*gger at SAE,” sang members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Inc. to the tune “If Your Happy and You Know It.” A video that surfaced on Sunday showed the Oklahoma Chapter of SAE singing this, along with other lyrics describing things such as lynching, […]
Sorority marks occasion
The Delta Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Theta recently hosted a Black History Program that included different historical perspectives. Afterward an opening prayer led by DST member Micayla Mason, the program viewed the first bit of history with the reading of the quote/poem from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,“Street […]
FCC commissioner visits GSU
Students who sat in Washington-Johnson Complex Tuesday were in for a treat as they listened and observed during a workshop that was held by the Department of Mass Communication. The purpose of the event was to teach and inform students of on-going issues and opportunities available in the media industry. […]
Gramblinite staffers bring home awards from SEJC
The weekly student-run newspaper at Grambling State University continued to excel to new heights over the weekend. The Gramblinite won four awards at the Southeastern Journalism Conference. SEJC held annual conference and workshop in Atlanta. The organization of journalist seeks to craft journalists through professional development and collegiate journalism competitions. […]
Winter Wonderland takes Grambling by storm
For the second week in a row, Grambling State University classes have been cancelled due to inclement weather. Today’s classes were suspended, as well as four days last week. The decision on whether school with resume Friday depends on weather conditions overnight. According to Dr. Janet Guyden, the provost and […]
Chances of winning increase to retool our school
Grambling State University, amongst other accredited HBCUs, participated in The Home Depot Retool Your School Grant Program. Students, faculty, alumni and anyone with access to the internet are being asked to vote daily to help win the competition. This year, however, is unlike the other past six years. For the […]
CMAST session teaches resources for STEM students
The Center for Mathematical Achievement in Science and Technology started off February with a distinguished speaker. Dr. Saundra McGuire, director Emerita of Louisiana State University Center for Academic Success and retired assistant vice chancellor, informed students and faculty about various resources and opportunities for students majoring in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The students filled a Carver Hall […]