At the end of Season 4 winter finale of Scandal-the unthinkable happened — Olivia Pope was abducted! With a nation waiting until Jan. 29 to see what was up Shonda Rhimes’ sleeve, the anticipation just got worse. In the mid-season premiere, the episode is entirely focused on Olivia being abductive and her several attempts to […]
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LQ hosts first themed week
Last week Grambling State University’s on-campus poetic organization Lyrical Quest held their “Watch The Throne” week. According to the LQ president, Reginald Denard, this was the first week they have ever held for their organization and received tons of positive feedback. “LQ has hosted eight events this semester and I think we’re off to an […]
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‘Crimes of the Heart’
The director of Crimes of the Heart said the production is a “fine balance walking that line” between the comedy and tragedy in the play. Paul Bolin, an instructor of the department of Visual and Performing Arts, selected the play because it was in keeping with the theme of family. Crimes of the Heart is […]
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Grambling ups recycling effort
Grambling State University is doing its part to make the planet a little greener, replacing one trash bin at a time in a new campus-wide recycling initiative. Grambling will soon be the home of 12 recycling bins by the beginning of March. An additional eight green recycling bins will join the four that replaced Waste […]
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Miss Cover Girl workshop
Grambling State University’s Miss Cover Girl, Ciara Wilson, held a helpful and informative pageant workshop on Saturday. Her mother, Victoria Blocker, was in attendance. Blocker is the founder of Pageant Chic, a company designed to help girls who are interested in participating in pageants or need coaching. “It’s your time to shine,” said Blocker as […]
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Essay, artwork contest open to graduate, undergraduate students
In celebration of the centennial of the American Association of University Professors, the AAUP Foundation is sponsoring competitions for undergraduates and graduate students for essays and artwork. The deadline for submissions must be sent to centennialcontest@aaupfoundation.org by midnight (EST) on March 1. The theme of both competitions is “Academic Freedom: Its Concept, Its History, Its […]
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The Living Gospel Church to hold regular Bible study and service
The Living Gospel Church invites all Grambling students and staff to a life changing experience with God. The church is located at 715 W. California Ave. in Ruston. College night is held every other Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the church. Living Gospel also holds Bible Study on Thursday at 7 p.m. and Sunday morning […]
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LifeChange Church to sponsor Bible study sessions on Thursday
LifeChange will meet for Bible study every Thursday at exactly 6:30 p.m. in the Grambling Hall Auditorium on the GSU campus. If you have any questions about LifeChange feel free to call (318) 600-2047 or send emails to lifechangeforchrist@gmail.com.
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Domestic Abuse Resistance Team to sponsor dating violence seminar
The Domestic Abuse Resistance Team (DART) will sponsor a “Love Can Be Blind” seminar Feb. 12. The event will be held in the Grambling Favrot Student Union Room 243 at 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. DART is requesting those in attendance to wear the color orange in support of dating violence awareness. Unmasking dating violence […]
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Operation Jump Start training help available for entrepreneurs
Operation Jump Start is a hands-on, 36-hour training program designed to help aspiring and existing entrepreneurs determine the feasibility of their business ideas while building essential business planning and preparation skills. The program will continue through Thursday Feb. 17. The meeting times are set for 6 p.m.–9 p.m. located in Jacob T. Stewart, Room 262. […]