Eighth graders were enlightened by the reading of Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “Annabel Lee.” They worked on illustrating each stanza of the poem and immersed themselves in the discussion of the short story. Their illustrations showed that they understood both selections. As a culminating activity the students […]
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NAACP holds Freedom Fund Banquet
The Lincoln Parish branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) held its annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Jan. 16.In addition to serving as an observance of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, the event included a banquet, the NAACP’s annual scholarship award and membership drive.This year’s […]
International students to present gala night
Invitees to the 5th Annual International Food and Culture Celebration Night can expect the unexpected at the dinner and cultural affair slated for Feb. 1 in the Black and Gold room at 5 p.m. More than 440 International students are enrolled at Grambling State University . They represent approximately 40 […]
Dormitory demolition rumors laid to rest
Rumors of Garner,Hunter and Robinson Hall’s demolition at the end of this semester were laid to rest by the Director of Residential Life Anthony Jackson.Jackson said he is unaware of the origins of these rumors, and assured residents that those allegations are untruthful and unsubstantiated. He said if there were […]
Grambling prepares for accreditation committee
As the administrative departments of Grambling State University are back from the Christmas holidays, it is imperative that students review the milestones facing the university, including the Accreditation reaffirmation process conducted by Southern Accreditation Commission on Colleges and Universities (SACS). SACS Accreditation Reaffirmation Process is no more than a Management […]
Donations needed for Haiti relief
Haiti was rocked by a 7.0 earthquake which has left the capital city of Port-au-Prince practically in ruins on Jan. 12. At present, the death toll is estimated to be in high thousands. Many government agencies and non-profit organizations have extended a helping hand and are seeking donations and support […]
Research club pays tribute to centenarian
The Longevity Project of Grambling State University’s Social Research Club will pay tribute to super-centenarian Maggie Renfro in a video/Power Point presentations at her memorial service and homegoing celebration.The memorial service will be held at St. Rest Baptist Church in Minden on Friday, and the homegoing will be Saturday, at […]
QEP updates students with information on SACS
Grambling State University will be considered for re-accreditation during April of this year. As part of the process, professors and students formed the QEP (Quality Enhancement Plan) team. This year’s topic is “The Improvement of Mathematical Skills and Knowledge.” The team’s purpose is to spread awareness about and revamp the […]
One Word, Wonderful
The Saints strived to win against the Minnesota Vikings, and they were victorious! Even though in 1987 and 2000 the Saints lost against the Vikings, having a win against them was the best feeling. Winning with a score of 31-28, the ‘Who Dat Nation’ went crazy. With the applause of […]
Saints earn their first Super Bowl
When Garrett Hartley kicked a 40-yard field goal straight down the middle to beat the Minnesota Vikings in Sunday’s NFC Championship game, it not only lifted the New Orleans Saints into their first ever Super Bowl, but also restored the faith of a city, still struggling to recover from loss […]