Many sporting and extra-curricular activities are available to all students at Grambling state University. These activities include, but are not limited to, foot- ball, basketball, volleyball, softball, baseball, tennis, bowling, dance, cheerleading and more! Jayla Fitch, a 19-year-old freshman, made it her mis- sion to create something that will give people the opportu- nity to […]
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Pitcher Abdul sets up shop for MA12 Sports Appeal after NCAA ruling
The NCAA recently passed a rule allowing student athletes to now use their name, image and likeness to benefit themselves. Malik Abdul, a pitcher at Grambling State University, has taken that into an advantage of in his life off the field. Abdul is a starting pitcher from Detroit, Michigan who has a clothing brand he […]
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HBCU and SWAC sports in the limelight
Historically Black Colleges sports have been receiving wide recognition with abundant media coverage and big-time commitments to universities over the beginning of the fall season. HBCUs are known to be rich in culture and tradition and are celebrated worldwide. It is no secret that HBCUs have produced many many great athletes and hall of famers […]
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NAACP has strong start to fall semester
NAACP President NaKiyah Scott started the fall semester off strong for her organization with events. As new students on campus are looking to get involved in a lot of organizations and groups on campus Scott knew exactly what to do — to show open arms. The NAACP held an “Meet the E-Board” and “Virtual Membership […]
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Satterfield leads ROTC squad
Grambling State University student J’Hade Satterfield is a staff sergeant and squad leader for the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. She is also a private first class in the United States Military. Satterfield helps the ROTC program at Grambling State University by being a leader at all times and practicing healthy and responsible habits. “I am […]
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Black to the Basics: More than just a bookstore
Located in the Village Of Grambling, Black to the Basics is a bookstore, created to contribute to the knowledge, wellness and progression of the African American youth and student body. Black to the Basics serves as a “safe space” for those who are willing to learn, willing to grow and gain knowledge in all aspects […]
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SWAC volleyball ‘Preseason Defensive Player of the Year’ Taylor loves playing for GSU
Everyone has a dream but not everyone gets to live theirs. Jada Taylor, Southwest Athletic Conference Volleyball Preseason Defensive Player of the Year, gets to live the life she’s dreamed every day. Taylor is a defensive specialist playing libero for Grambling State University’s volleyball team. A sophomore from Chicago, Illinois, Taylor is majoring in Biology […]
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Three star recruit Rod Green on why he chose GSU
Rod Green has always dreamed of playing Division I college football. Like many other athletes his ultimate dream is to play in the National Football League. Grambling has provided Green, a three-star recruit from Dayton, Ohio, with the opportunity to fulfill one of his lifelong dreams of playing Division I football. The 325-pound, 6’4” offensive […]
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GSU alum Clark asks voters to pass library tax
Lincoln Parish is at risk of losing its library if the Oct. 9 tax renewal vote does not pass. Dr. Augusta Clark, President of the library board, told The Gramblinite the tax is important for all parish residents. Clark has been on the Lincoln Parish Library board for about 12 years and is […]
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FSUB offers ways for students to enjoy, get engaged at GSU
Favrot Student Union Board is an organization many students get involved in on the campus of Grambling State University. Each semester the organization plans events for each semester for the campus and staff to give the community a stress reliever outside of class. Vice President Renard Woodard, a Baton Rouge native, has a lot to […]