House parties are normal at this time of year at Gram- bling and at college campuses across the country. Social media makes it simple for students to get information concerning these occasions and events can rapidly turn into colossal, wild parties. Generally the police re- ceive noise complaints from neighbors and end up going to […]
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Students express themselves on custom street signs
Students pose with their custom street signs in front of the T. Harris Auditorium. Courtesy photo Custom street signs have been a Spring Fest favorite for many years. There were several unique events that took place during Spring Fest week and this was one of the most popular ones. This event was a student favorite […]
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Alum up Emmy for producing documentary on brother’s death
A Mother’s Cry is nominated for an Emmy. Courtesy photo Another lm directed by Travis Donald. Courtesy photo Governor Edwards signs proclamation for national social work month. Courtesy photo Travis Donald next to late hip-hop artist, Nipsey Hussle memorial in Los Angeles, CA. Courtesy photo Travis Donald, a GSU almu, has been nominated for an […]
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2019 Bayou Classic tickets on sale now
Orchesis Dance Company during halftime of the 45th annual Bayou Classic. Raven LeDay/The Gramblinite Martez Carter, now a member of the Saints, during the 2017-2018 Bayou Classic game. Raven LeDay/The Gramblinite Season tickets are now avail- able for purchase for the upcom- ing 2019-2020 football season. Students and fans can pur-chase tickets at the ticket […]
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State, administration assess flooding
Clogged storms drains can increase ooding occurrences. Raven LeDay/The Gramblinite Carr states that “the subsurface drain system is cleaned monthly at the entry point or as needed. Raven LeDay/The Gramblinite FEMA has secured $1.02 million in emergency funding to remediate immediate ood damage. Raven LeDay/The Gramblinite The water has came and gone, but now the […]
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And the winner is…
New Miss Cover Girl 2019-2020, Miss Kyriah Alex, junior biology major from Shreveport, La. GSU Media Bureau/Courtesy photo New Miss Cover Girl 2019-2020, Miss Kyriah Alex, junior biology major from Shreveport, La. GSU Media Bureau/Courtesy photo 2019-2020 Newly elected Miss Cover Girl and winners of each month and category. GSU Media Burea/Courtesy photo This past […]
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Election Week Photos
Rickenzie Johnikin pose for photo while riding down Main Street in election week parade. Philip Fowler/The Gramblinite Taylor Brice campaign team representing for team Taylor. Philip Fowler/The Gramblinite Students give out pizza for candidates’ booster on the Quad. Philip Fowler/The Gramblinite Steve Wilson posing for photo during election parade. Philip Fowler/The Gramblinite Tracy Mays campaigns […]
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Spring Fest revelers should ‘Think before you drink’
Marrissa Stove is a senior mass communication major from Thibodaux, La. Courtesy photo As Spring Fest comes to a close those participating in celebrations are encouraged to consider their actions before drinking alcohol. Understanding the effects and dangers of alcohol abuse can inspire you and your loved ones to make smarter and healthier choices. Alcoholism affects […]
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Our view: Flood hits Grambling yet again
Charles P. Adams parking lot flooded. Courtesy photo Jacob T. Stewart parking lot closed off. Courtesy photo “Old Grambling, dear Grambling, we love thee, dear old Grambling.” As the alma mater is song you can’t help but ponder do we really love Grambling? For more than 100 years, Grambling State University has pushed beyond financial […]