Grambling State News

  Sontus Mitchell, a deputy with the Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Department, does not think he did anything to warrant receiving a special honor, but he is grateful for the community’s

  Grambling State University will honor 10 recipients at the fourth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Distinguished Leadership Awards Luncheon on February 5. This year’s winners include the youngest mayor

  By Angelita Faller Grambling State University alumni Dean Jones, a senior delivery manager at Microsoft, tells college students how to market themselves using social media. The most important advice

  For the second year in a row, Grambling State University will award $50,000 in student scholarships on February 5, thanks to the many online supporters who voted for Grambling

After long and thoughtful consideration, Interim President Dr. Cynthia Warrick has decided not to apply for the permanent position of President at Grambling State University. “While I am confident that

By Angelita Faller A globe representing key events in black history—everything from a bag of Skittles symbolizing what 17-year old Trayvon Martin was carrying when he was killed to inspirational

Earl Lester Cole Honors College to sponsor “Mock Law School Class” The Earl Lester Cole Honors College will be sponsoring a “Mock Law School Class” featuring professors from Southern University

By: Henry Williams The National Association for developmental Education awarded a scholarship to Grambling State University’s own Rudolph Ellis, a graduate student from Belize, Central America majoring in developmental education.

From January 20 – February 26, 2015, Grambling State University’s Department of Visual and Performing Arts will feature an exhibition by Kevin X. Rhodes in Dunbar Gallery. The exhibition, entitled

  Grambling State University has once again been named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.  The award was established in 2006, after thousands of college students traveled