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G-Nite travels to conference

This past week, The Gramblinite attended the Southeast Journalism Conference that was held in Clarksville, Tennessee at Austin Peay State University.  Young journalists from different colleges around the Southeast got an amazing opportunity to meet and chat with different guest speakers who provided powerful words of wisdom, helpful key points […]

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State financial crisis impacts students

With all the politics and hearsay floating around many individuals have lost sight of who is truly being affected by the higher education budget cuts.  Since 2014, Grambling State University has seen how detrimental budget cuts can be.  The School of Nursing had struggled to say afloat for some time […]

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Grambling suspends search for AD

The state’s budget crisis that recently hit Louisiana has now claimed its first fatality for the year, and its sports.  In a letter over the weekend Grambling State University President Dr. Willie Larkin announced that Grambling is suspending its search for a new athletic director due to the “uncertainty around […]

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‘No confidence’ vote in Dr. Larkin

Members of Grambling State University’s Faculty Senate have voted “no-confidence” in President Willie Larkin. The vote of the 18-member senate was 10 in favor  and seven against, with one abstention in the vote taken Tuesday.  Larkin’s immediate predecessor, former interim President Cynthia Warrick, also received a no-confidence vote in November […]

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Groups start water drive for Flint

The water in the city of Flint, Michigan, about 60 miles northwest of Detroit, has been contaminated and ruled unsafe for natives to use.  Upsilon Phi Upsilon and Omega Tau Pi have started a drive to collect cases, jugs, or gallons of water for the victims in Flint, Michigan. According […]

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Zika virus declared global emergency

A disease linked to the Zika virus in Latin America poses a global public health emergency requiring a united response, says the World Health Organization. Zika is a virus spread by mosquitoes that affects its victims with a fever rash, joint pain and red eyes. In most cases, the illness […]

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Governor visits GSU

A line formed nearly to Eddie G. Robinson Stadium as faculty, students and members of the Grambling community waited to enter the Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center to have the opportunity to meet and greet with newly sworn in Gov. John Bel Edwards. Gov. Edwards arrived on campus at 9 […]

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Acclaim for World Famed

Super Bowl halftime shows in recent years have been spectacles of top-name musical acts: Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Beyoncé, and the like. And who could forget the “nip-slip” year Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake performed?     But those who were around in the early days of the game remember […]