Grambling State News

We are pleased to announce the new Grambling Alumni Album Project is under way. Alumni will be receiving a Yellow Post card signed by Dr. Cynthia Warrick asking you to call in and update your information. Once again, we will be using our partner vendor, Harris Connect, to collect and update contact information to assist… Continue reading Grambling Alumni Directory Project Gets on the Way

Join Grambling State University this weekend as we celebrate “Black & Gold” weekend! Beginning on March 20, Grambling will hold a variety of activities for people of all ages and interests. From football to the football wives masquerade ball and Hackathon to a beauty pageant, GSU is the place to be this weekend! “Black &… Continue reading GSU Black & Gold Weekend

By Angelita Faller When Michelle Duke mentors young professionals in the media industry, the most important piece of advice she gives them is to stay on top of the game in the media industry. “When I say stay on top of your game, you have got to put in the work. There is no substitute… Continue reading GSU Mass Comm. Students Learn about Opportunities in Media Industry

By Angelita Faller A commissioner with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) emphasized the importance of last week’s net neutrality vote while visiting Grambling State University on March 3. Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, who was appointed to the FCC in 2009, was one of three commissioners last week that voted in favor of net neutrality, also known… Continue reading FCC Commissioner Talks Net Neutrality at Grambling State University

By Angelita Faller GRAMBLING, LOUISIANA – Interim President Cynthia Warrick and Mayor Pro-Tempore Roy Jackson signed proclamations on Tuesday declaring March Women’s History Month at Grambling State University and in the city of Grambling. Grambling will celebrate the convocation of Women’s History Month on Tuesday, March 17, at 11 a.m. in T.H. Harris Auditorium. The… Continue reading GSU Celebrates Women’s History Month

By Angelita Faller The National Association for Alternative Certification (NAAC) Conference Scholarship Committee has selected Van A. Phillips, Jr. for an honorable mention for his outstanding achievements as a new teacher. The selection committee received an exemplary group of nominations in which Phillips was a standout nominee. As an honorable mention awardee, he will represent GSU at the… Continue reading GSU ATCP Teacher Candidate Receives Honorable Mention for National Outstanding Teacher Award

  By Angelita Faller Grambling State University has just partnered with Howard University to provide programming to its radio channel for historically black colleges and universities (HBCU). This partnership provides a unique opportunity for students to produce a radio program for a Sirius XM channel. The HBCU Channel, which is featured on Sirius XM Radio… Continue reading Grambling State University Partners with HBCU Radio Network

  By Angelita Faller When Interim Police Chief Howard Caviness started at Grambling in July 2014, one of his major goals was obtaining body cameras for the university’s police force. Caviness, who is used to wearing a camera due to years in undercover work in law enforcement, said recent disputes between police officers and public… Continue reading Grambling State University Police Department Adds Body Cameras to the Uniform

Due to inclement weather, the university will be closed  on Thursday, March 5th. Please stay posted, more information to follow. ### Media Contact: Office of Communications 318-274-2866 mediarelations@gram.edu

  By Blacks In Tech On March 20-22, Black Founders will bring their HBCUHacks program to Grambling State University. HBCUHacks is a series of weekend hackathons that introduce students at historically black colleges and universities to technology careers and entrepreneurship. Grambling, LA  — Black Founders has made Grambling State University the next stop on their… Continue reading Black Founders brings their HBCU Hack●a●thon to Grambling State University