Dr. Lalehparvaran in front of Nelson Mandela University. Dr. Parvin Lalehparvaran, a professor in GSU’s Department of Mass Communication Department, has been invited to travel across the world to present her research at different forums and universities. Lalehparavan recently travelled to China from May to mid June. She presented her research on fear and anxiety […]
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Alumni & friends renovate Jewett Hall dayroom
Seated R to L: Athena Halton (Gramblinite in the hat) and Angelia Lloyd-Husby (Gramblinite), Standing R to L: Ms. Barfield, Katherine Brown (Gramblinite), Kevin Franklin (Gramblinite), LaKisha Logan, Anthony Calime (Gramblinite), and Tracie Carr. Homecoming is more than reuniting and social interacting. It’s also a perfect opportunity to give to the university either in-kind or […]
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Fall Festival with Mass Communications
Students from Ruston Jr. High school getting a lesson on how to operate The Radio Lab from student workers Elijah Roussell and Ahmya Ash. DARYL RILEY II / Courtesy Photo The Department of Mass Communication’s Radio Lab hosted a Fall Festival on Fri. Nov. 26 for students in the area. A total of 40 students […]
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Cybersecurity degree soon to be offered at Grambling State
Grambling State University is one step closer to having the ability to offer Louisiana’s very first Bachelor of Science degree in Cybersecurity. Support was shown by the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors as they granted their approval for the program. The institution has one more step to take as they wait for the […]
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H-Town music legend J. Prince visits Grambling for book signing
Music icon James Prince, better known as J. Prince, took a trip to Grambling’s campus to educate students on how to “turn nothing into something” and to share the “ingredients” inside his autobiography, The Art and Science of Respect. J. Prince is the founder and CEO of Houston-based Rap-A-Lot Records, and has worked to promote […]
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Accuracy of campus crime stats reporting questioned
Every year the Grambling State University Police Department releases a Security and Fire Safety report. A look at the campus crime stats released over the past several years raises questions about the accuracy of these reports. The reports are federally required by the Jeanne Clery Act that was signed in 1990 in which institutes […]
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It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s a drone!
Students brave the cold to watch the drone they created fly. Colton Brown/Courtesy Photo Students enrolled in John Frazier’s Engineering Graphics class in GSU’s Department of Engineering Technology, pursued a specific class project. Frazier and the class decided to construct a drone. “I was proud of the students’ enthusiasm teamwork and commitment in successfully completing […]
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20 Questions
1. Who’s house can I come to for Thanksgiving? 2. What happened to the southern hospitality? 3. Are y’all going to stop speeding down main street like you actually have somewhere to go? 4. You do know if you hit me I’m making you pay my tuition right? 5. What happened to the ice cream […]
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Tiger Top 5
1. Canceled – Bryson Tiller After taking a breakfrom the music scence because of the negative comments he recieved about his double-platinum alubm “Trapsoul”, Tiller has released an upbeat R&B/Rap song. This song shows a diffrent side of Tiller with a more rap vibe. 2. Money – Cardi B Award-winning artist Cardi B gives […]
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Top 4: Several quality new albums released
Within the past month or so, there has been a number of quality albums that were released that were somewhat overlooked by the general public or they just weren’t really talked about. Trippiwe Redd x A Love Letter to You 3 – Although Trippie Redd releases a lot of music, every album he puts out […]