Carlin Tate is juggling school, band and fraternity life. The Shreveport native hopes to teach music upon gradution from Grambling State University. Balancing a class schedule, social life and schoolwork alone are enough tasks for most college students. It takes a lot of dedication to join extra curricular activities, many times it takes a group […]
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CMAST program offers bright future
The Center of Academic Excellence in Mathematical Achievement for Science and Technology (CMAST) at Grambling State University is broadening its program to serve neglected communities with high poverty rates. CMAST is focused on preparing our future STEM leaders for the world. CMAST provides training across STEM disciplines to analyze large amounts of data to solve […]
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GSU student launches transportation service
Shemary Blake Traveling around the rural city of Grambling became a little easier with an on-campus transportation service that was launched this semester. Shema Travels, founded by Shemary Blake, a junior psychology major and biology minor from Shreveport, Louisiana, services the Grambling and Ruston area with car transportation. Popular ride-share transportation services like Uber and […]
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Campus photographer records GSU history on a daily basis
Example of Hamlin's photography. Carlton Hamlin/courtesy photo Example of Hamlin's photography. Carlton Hamlin/courtesy photo Hamlin You may know him as a fellow GSU alum, neighbor and friend, but Carlton Hamlin is most well known for his amazing eye for detail in the art of photography. Carlton Hamlin is also the Digital Photography Coordinator at Grambling […]
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Campus Calendar
‘The Boy Next Door’ Event: Dept. of Visual & Performing Arts presenting play Date/Time: Nov. 19-22, 2019 at 7 p.m. Location: Floyd L. Sandle Theatre in the Conrad Hutchinson Performing Arts Center Ticket Information: GSU Students, $5; 12 and under, $1; General Admission, $3 STEM Fest On Saturday, Nov. 23 in the Fredrick […]
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New curriculum mass communication department introduced
A mass communication classroom. Jasmine Franklin/The Gramblinite Dr. Robbie Morganfield, the mass communication department head, spoke to students in class Friday, Nov. 1 about the new curriculum for mass communication students. The new curriculum has been put into place by the university and is now in full swing. It has been approved by the proper […]
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Delta Sigma Theta partners with Foster-Johnson Health Center for STD drive
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards stopped by the Delta Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Theta’s STD drive. Courtesy photo On Thursday, Nov. 7, the women of the Delta Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated partnered with the Foster John Health Center and the Office of Public Health to de-stigmatize sexually transmitted diseases on […]
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Alpha Phi Alpha hosts Woman’s Appreciation on the Yard
The men of Alpha Phi Alpha showed appreciation to the ladies of Grambling State University. Courtesy photo On Monday, Nov. 4, the Delta Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., hosted a Woman’s Appreciation event on the Yard of Grambling State University, as a part of their Alpha Week festivities. Alpha Phi Alpha has […]
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Briefs
Upcoming sportinng events Volleyball: Nov. 14 at 6.p.m. GSU vs. Alcorn State University Frederick C. Hobdy Assembly Center Nov 22 – 24. Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament Itta Bena, MS Football: Nov. 16 at 1 p.m. GSU vs. Mississippi Valley State University Rice-Totten Stadium, Itta Bena, MS Nov. 30 at 4 p.m. GSU vs. […]
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GSU Soccer Team recieves first time championship rings
Pictured above from left to right are sophomores Sydney Devita, Kameron Powell, Jordyn King, Emily Lewis, Chloe Robinson. Courtesy photo Grambling State University women’s soccer received their first ever regular season championship rings on Monday, Nov. 4, 2019. During the 2018 season, the Lady Tigers went 901 minutes without conceding a goal, which contributed to […]