MISS GRAMBLING FEATURED IN THE WASHINGTON POST

By MINIYA SHABAZZ/GSU Media Bureau When the 64th Miss Grambling State University answered the question, “What does it means to be an American?” for, The Washington Post, she had no idea she would receive so much attention. In mid-January, Post photojournalist Bonnie Jo Mount sent Jimmitriv Roberson a link to a photo-focused news feature about… Continue reading MISS GRAMBLING FEATURED IN THE WASHINGTON POST

GSU RAMPS UP MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT

By WILL SUTTON/GSU Media Bureau Grambling State University is starting a major reconstruction project, restoring several campus buildings to more extensive use as a part of a $2 million effort. Like a number of individuals and businesses in northern Louisiana, Grambling State University suffered a lot of building damage during a March 2016 flood. Several… Continue reading GSU RAMPS UP MAJOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT

GRAMBLINITES WIN MLK AWARDS FOR EDUCATION, PUBLIC SERVICE

By WILL SUTTON/GSU Media Bureau Christella Dawson was living in alleys at one point in her life, but she refused to let that deter her from seeking success. When she arrived at Grambling State University she had no idea what she wanted to do. “I had no idea what career I wanted,” recalled Dawson, a 1968 GSU… Continue reading GRAMBLINITES WIN MLK AWARDS FOR EDUCATION, PUBLIC SERVICE

GSU OPENS THURSDAY

University opens at 7:30 a.m., classes resume on normal schedules Grambling State University opens for normal business and classes THURSDAY. Spring 2018 registration continues online via Banner. On campus registration has been extended through Friday at 5 p.m. The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures below freezing tonight and Thursday morning, with a hard freeze expect… Continue reading GSU OPENS THURSDAY

GSU CLOSED WEDNESDAY

No normal business or classes at Grambling State University Tuesday, Wednesday By GSU Media Bureau Grambling State University remains closed Wednesday for normal business and classes. Spring 2018 registration continues online via Banner, and on campus registration has been extended through Friday. The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures below freezing tonight and Wednesday, making driving… Continue reading GSU CLOSED WEDNESDAY

GRAMBLING STATE HOSTS MLK DAY PROGRAM

University radio station features King special, president serves as grand marshal in Shreveport parade  GSU Media Bureau Grambling State University and the Favrot Student Union Board will host an on-campus program on Monday (Jan. 15) in honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The program, entitled “Keep the Dream Alive,” is a celebration… Continue reading GRAMBLING STATE HOSTS MLK DAY PROGRAM

ANNUAL GSU FACULTY ART EXHIBITION

01/11/2017 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GSU FACULTY ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION   Four Grambling State faculty are sharing art work during a special show at the university’s Dunbar Gallery through late January Grambling State University’s Dunbar Gallery is hosting the Annual Faculty Art Exhibition, SeeSaw, January 8 – 29. Artists exhibiting are Donna McGee, Rodrecas (Drék) Davis,… Continue reading ANNUAL GSU FACULTY ART EXHIBITION

EXPERT: STUDENTS NEED MORE ENGAGEMENT

Arkansas higher education professor tells Grambling State faculty digitally connected youth respond to updated teaching methods By WILL SUTTON/GSU Media Bureau Using a lively, engaging and laughing approach, Mark Taylor was serious about the business of teaching today’s college students. He told a group of Grambling State University faculty that Generation NeXt doesn’t respond well… Continue reading EXPERT: STUDENTS NEED MORE ENGAGEMENT

Colleagues, students, friends remember Dr. Joseph B. Johnson

Dr. Joseph B. Johnson, ‘The Developer’ A true icon In the span of fourteen years as president, Dr. Johnson brought a new dimension of progress and enhancement to our institution. His contributions have created a legacy that will be carried out in generations to come. Dr. Johnson, a true icon, will never be forgotten and… Continue reading Colleagues, students, friends remember Dr. Joseph B. Johnson