Affordable prices and quality work have opened doors for Monroe native Tajah A’Kira Saulsberry to “beat” faces of many girls at Grambling State. Courtesy photos Tajah A’Kira Saulsberry is a sophomore from Monroe, La. best-known for her extraordinary makeup skills. She has built a clientele of girls in Grambling who like to get their faces […]
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Prehousing for fall 2019 semester open
Directions for the new digital room reservation. Courtesy photo Reserving an on-campus room just got easier. Grambling State University Resident Life is giving students a service update by now allowing more digital room reservations. Room reservations opened on April 4 for returning students. Students can reserve on-campus housing from their computer, tablet or any internet-enabled […]
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Alphas put on Ape Walk Contest in Black & Gold
Cold Phront pose and do their best ape face after the competition. Courtesy photo The Delta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity Inc., held an ape walk contest in the Black and Gold room. There were a total of four teams in the event which brought out a huge crowd. A lot of people […]
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ISO celebrates International Week with events
ISO celebrated International Week in the cafe with festive foods and flags that represent GSU’s variety of international studnts. The International Student Organization at Grambling State University is mostly about diverse cultures, and diverse backgrounds coming together in unity and showcasing that culture to the community, the environment and to the school. International Week is […]
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What does the SGA do for students?
Across all university and college campuses student governments serve as a voice for students, but here at Grambling State University, now more than ever, students are relying on their elected leaders to be their advocate. According to GSU’s website, “The sole purpose of the Student Government Association (SGA) is to serve the students of Grambling […]
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Ponton: GSU sports programs lost $400K in 2017-18 academic year
Overhead view of Eddie G. Robinson Stadium. GSU Athletics/Courtesy photo College athletics are central to the university experience, but not many students or community members know about the finances of athletic programs at Grambling State University. “This past year we’ve had a budget deficit of approximately $400,000 dollars,” GSU Athletic Director Dr. David Ponton told […]
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SGA elections underway
It is election time on the campus of Grambling State University. Every spring semester, the Student Government Association, also known as SGA, holds elections for students who show interest in being a part of the organization. SGA is a group of student leaders that fight for what the general student body want and need. Each […]
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Cali model sets roots in Louisiana
Charell Newman has always had a passion for fashion. Courtesy photo Charell Newman, a junior psychology major from Sacramento, Calif., is a model for Strut LA and she loves what she does. “I like the feeling of wearing something stylish and showing it off to other people,” Newman said of her modeling. Newman has been […]
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GSU Student Receives Prestige Award from Louisiana Association of Broadcasters
Gramblinites attending the 2019:Prestige Awards Luncheon hosted by the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters and held this morning in Lafayette were (left to right) Students Kamau Dangerfield, Christiana Essien, Maurice Tandy-Patton and Charleston Talbert, operations manager for KGRM, the Grambling State University campus radio station Grambling State University junior Maurice Tandy-Patton was named Student Broadcaster of […]
