Who said African American people couldn’t be atheists? Contrary to popular belief, there really are African Americans who identify themselves as atheists.An atheist is a person who denies the existence of a god. The very notion that African American atheists exist in our society is quite a shocker too many […]

Could you fathom being a student at a Historically Black University where your peers think of you as an outlandish person who shouldn’t have basic human rights and is destined for hell? These thoughts are based on approximately six scriptures in the Bible. 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 says, “Do you not […]

Peace, love and happiness are three values that are cornerstones to anyone’s religion, but at times it seems like everyone is at each other’s throats. I will proudly proclaim that I am a Christian of the Baptist persuasion. However, I am not as closed minded as many in my faith. […]

Over the past few weeks there has been a lot of talk about homosexuality and the Bible. There has been misinterpretation of scripture and taking scripture out of context to benefit others biased view points toward homosexuality. So let us learn a few ways to interpret the bible. They include […]

St. Benedict the Black Church of Grambling’s Catholic Student Organization (CSO) held an interest meeting. After mass students fellowshipped and ate with one another as they learned more about the church and the organization. The purpose of the gathering was to introduce new freshmen to the CSO, to help them […]

St. Patrick’s Day was a lucky day for Grambling State University after being presented a $25,000 check on behalf of 2010 U.S. Ryder Cup Captain Corey Pavin.U.S. Ryder Cup Team members each received $50,000 to donate to colleges and universities of their choice to help support or start that school’s […]

The Grambling State University Iota Tau Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi inducted six new members. Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society founded in 1911 and composed of more than 1, 200,000 educators. The Iota Tau Chapter was founded on May 21, 1961.Khristopher Cash, Kimbernique Coleman, Danielle Copeland, Marquesha […]

Grambling State Campus Ministry unit offers the opportunity of Leadership and Mission Retreat each year during Transfiguration week, known to others as Mardi Gras Break. The objective of this retreat is to serve, learn, render worship and fellowship with the homeless and poor of the St. Mark’s Treme Community in […]

Meddling, seems to be the American people’s biggest pastime. Neighbors in their quest for a safe neighborhood take on the task of being “eagle eye” from the closed blinds of the living room. Unsavory characters and unknown cars are quickly snuffed out by suburban familiarity. These are just simple acts […]

#8220;You don’t need an Ivy League education to be successful,” said Brea Douglas. Douglas is a 2009 graduate of Grambling State University, where she studied mass communication with an emphasis in the field of broadcast. When she was not devoting her time to academia, Douglas spent a lot of her […]