1. Why are there only scholarships for STEM majors? #ALLMajorsMatter 2. Who else was happy to see that Beyoncè invited The World-Famed and ODC to California? 3. If Beyoncè attended an HBCU, which one would it be? 4. If we have all this money, why do the potholes still look like […]
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GSU junior launches fragrance line ‘Noble’
Addison offers a variety of fragrances to keep students feeling good and smelling fresh. Courtesy photo Sace Addison Sace Addison has decided to take one of her interests and turn it into a business. Addison, a junior at Grambling State University, has launched her own fragrance line, Noble. “I decided on a name by figuring […]
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Taking shoes from dreary to dazzling soles
Old shoes end up looking different after Haley Comeaux applies the Frontline Customs treatment. Courtesy photo As the crowd goes wild for her in the stands on Saturday’s football nights, Haley Comeaux makes her way into a new business venture while using her artistic talents to brighten and customize shoes for students on Grambling’s campus. […]
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Former GSU track star Price turns undefeated boxer
Darwin Price Jr., a former Grambling State track standout, has hung up his spikes and finds peace through boxing after the tragic death of cousin. Courtesy photo Price, who is a 140-pound prospect, has a record of 14-0-0, with seven of those victories coming by knockouts. He is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. Courtesy […]
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Sawyer only Grambling track star topping SWAC category
Junior Jonathon Sawyer (left) is number one in the 400-meter dash in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC). Participating in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), Grambling States University’s Jonathon Sawyer is the only track athlete to hold a top spot in the conference. Sawyer covered the 400-meter dash in 46.50 seconds to win the Jim Mize […]
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Cooper notches 200th career win
James Cooper is the fifth head baseball coach in school history. Courtesy photo GSU Tigers baseball team and Head coach James Cooper, defeated Arkansas-Pine Bluff 10-8 sweeping the Golden Lions in a three game series. Cooper gained his 200th career coaching win with the victory in the opening game. Grambling State (19-19 overall, 13-7 SWAC) […]
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DARROUX: Arsonist targeted black churches
Courtesy photo Kris Darroux is a junior CIS major from The Commonwealth of Dominica. Holden Matthews, a 21-year-old Opelousas man, was arrested last week in connection with res that destroyed three historically black Baptist churches in a 10-day span in St. Landry Parish. Matthews, son of Sheriff’s Deputy Roy Matthews, was arrested on three counts of […]
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20 Questions
1. How many times will they fire and rehire? 2. If you aren’t a friend you will not be hired? 3. How many cousins work in Long-Jones Hall? 4. How you make $250,000 at a low tier HBCU? 5. Who else’s wig flew off in the wind Saturday? 6. We still trying to live like the Jones? 7. […]