Scientists from all of Louisiana’s public and private colleges and universities will converge at Grambling State University to share information regarding the latest research in their respective fields during the will host the 79th Louisiana Academy of Sciences slated for Friday in the T. L. James Building on the campus. […]
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Department members remember Young
Funeral services were held for Andre’ Maurice Young Saturday, March 5 at the Mt. Zion B.C. in Grambling. He passed away Friday, Feb. 25 in the evening. Andre’ was born Dec. 26, 1978, the middle child of three, born to the union of Milvin Young Jr., and Mary Lane Young. […]
Alphas host tribute to Black woman
Monday night the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated hosted Tribute to a Black Woman. This program was held in honor of the "mother" of their organization, Mrs. Annie Singleton, to show their appreciation to women and other women giants. The night started off with the gentlemen passing out […]
Liberal Arts gets new dean
The new-year always brings new beginnings, especially for Dr. Pamela Moye Payne, Grambling State University’s new acting dean of the College of Liberal Arts. The former Assistant Professor was promoted to her new position on January 12th and has continued to make students’ education her number one priority. "Dr. Payne […]
On your mark, get set, Greek Week!
Greek Week is the one week out of the semester when Greek-lettered fraternities and sororities host various events, trying to be the best represented fraternity or sorority on campus. The president of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. gives his impression on the upcoming events: "I think it will be successful," […]
McCall Dining Hall to close for makeover
The semester is well on its way to being complete. Many students had knowledge about the upcoming renovation of McCall Dining Hall, but didn’t know when it was going to start. The tentative date now to begin work is April 20 and it is expected to be completed by the […]
Convocation speaker talks sister to sister
A convocation celebrating Women’s History Month was held on Wednesday, March 16 in the T.H. Harris Auditorium with the theme of Sister to Sister: Saving the Black Family, the keynote address was given by Dr. Julia Hare. Presiding over the program was Dr. Ernest L. Pickens, Vice President for Student […]
GSU holds gathering at the well ceremony
Women Gathering At the Well: A College Women’s Ecumenical Network of Campus Ministry in Higher Education," was scheduled throughout the week of Saturday, March 12 through Friday, March 19 at Grambling State University. The celebration, hosted by the Grambling Wesley Foundation and Trinity United Methodist Church Campus Ministry of Ruston, […]
Some folks are a mess
Since when did I not become an individual? Since when did I have to answer to other individuals? Since when did I put other persons beliefs before my own? These are some of the questions I have been pondering about the last few days. I am an individual before anything […]
Unity Among the Greeks: fries ain’t ready yet
Unity is defined as “the state or quality of being one; harmony,” but it is becoming clear that few individuals truly understand the meaning. A word that one is subject to run across in every organization’s objectives, bi-laws, and/or constitution, a word that has yet to be seen and it […]