Grambling State News

Graduating with two undergraduate degrees, Smiley plans to become researcher, entrepreneur, venture capitalist By Stephanie Lindsey/GSU Media Bureau After hundreds of classes, papers, midterms and finals, Prentiss Smiley will cross

Seven students set to receive Doctor of Education degrees, highest in school history By GSU Media Bureau Grambling State University’s School of Graduate Studies and Research will make history at

National alumni group dedicated to support Grambling State University continues its support with donation to help students in need By GSU Media Bureau The Grambling Friends of Football has contributed

Grambling State president says cybersecurity presents great opportunity for students, fulfills future employment needs By GSU Media Bureau The Louisiana Board of Regents on Monday gave Grambling State University the

GSU’s FALL 2017 COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES More than 350 students are expected to graduate during the Grambling State University (GSU) fall 2017 commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Central, 11 a. m.

Students from California and Texas win first place contest with a creative, student-focused look at Grambling State By Stephanie Lindsey/GSU Media Bureau This year’s Grambling State University Student Recruitment Video Contest

Grambling State students will gain valuable professional experiences as they help the community flood recovery By GSU Media Bureau Grambling State University and clergy from Monroe, Louisiana, have formed a

Recognized by Southwestern Athletic Conference for his performance as a student-athlete at Southern in Baton Rouge, Ponton is pleased with GramFam love By JASMINE HARRIS/GSU Media Bureau HOUSTON — David

   Transfer student awarded third place for essay         By DERRICK JOHNSON/GSU Media Bureau   Jasmine Mitchell, a junior biology major from Chicago, Illinois., recently was presented a $500 Louisiana Legislative

By Reagan Higgins/GSU Media Bureau Grambling State University students will receive free carryout snacks courtesy of Aramark today (Nov. 29) between 2 p.m.-4:30 p.m. at McCall Hall, or “the Cafe”