Anime was adopted by animation in Japan; It’s supposed to represent a western perspective of Japanese culture. Anime does not have a certain style or dialogue. When the U.S. artist became familiar with anime it became a style. The culture was recognized by the U.S. in the mid-1990s. Anime can be graphic whether in a […]
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Baseball player Jake Lane preparing for the season
Jake Lane is a senior playing baseball at Grambling State University. Lane faced a lot of hardships when his junior year got cut short due to Covid in the spring. “I planned to ball out and play to my best ability this season but a global pandemic ruined my baseball season for me,” he said. […]
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How has Grambling’s administration been since you have attended this school?
Synaiyah Lawson Sophomore San Dimas, California Marketing “The administrators seem to be doing good they’ve replied faster than they ever have since last year. Registrars and financial aid I’d say there ok and doing their part I really haven’t had to be in contact with them to give an exact answer.” Jadah Heckard Monroe, […]
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With the violence that has happened on campus the last few days, do you wish you would’ve have gone elsewhere and why?
Kobe Johnson Freshman Kinesiology Ferriday, La. “I chose to attend Grambling because it’s the best HBCU in the world and with all the shootings that has taken place over the past few days does not make me wish I’ve gone elsewhere because that can take place anywhere and if you love a school you work […]
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Homecoming shootings mar otherwise peaceful gathering
Although Homecoming festivities were overshadowed by violence and questions of safety on campus, many are still reporting they were happy to be able to engage in the events held through the week. Multiple shots were fired overnight Saturday after Grambling;’s football win over killing a non-student and injuring seven others on campus, according to a […]
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Junigan on being back in class: ‘Covid happened during my sophomore year’
Since the Covid outbreak in the Spring 2020 semester many students have had all classes online for nearly two years. Ke’leica Junigan is a Business Marketing major and a minor in dance from Gary, Ind. In the fall 2021 semester Junigan is now back at school on campus. With being back at school having hybrid […]
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Shootings interrupt Grambling’s 2021 Homecoming
Students are reaching out to the broader Grambling State University community after a pair of shootings brought the school's first homecoming since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic to an early end. Viontre Petty, a student, created a post on Twitter to encourage students to speak up and help prevent such incidents from reoccurring. “The student body […]
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Black turned to prayer before getting vaccinated
The Covid pandemic has been a struggle for many in the education systems across the world. Many teachers have faced many challenges at work and at home. Santoria Black is an instructor at Grambling State University in the Department of Mass Communication. He said he is confident that we will overcome the Covid pandemic if […]
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Covid-19 vaccinations still available on Grambling State University Campus
Staff Sergeant James Trujillo said vaccines are still widely available on Grambling State University’s campus adn that students may be eligible for a $100 incentive program. He is in charge of the Region 8 testing for the National Guard. As commander Trujillo coordinates with Grambling staff to set up the sight whether it be testing […]
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Q&A with linebacker Lewis Matthews III
Lewis Matthews III is a junior linebacker for Grambling State University’s football team. The 5’10”, 220-pound is from Ferriday where he graduated from Ferriday High School. Q: What is a typical day like, preparing for the season? A: A typical day starts mentally. Getting my mind ready to first compete with self to be the […]