Grambling State News

Applications are open now for Coca-Cola UNITED’s ‘Pay It Forward’ Internship. The opportunity offers students from any major a week-long expenses-paid internship and $1,000 to use towards school expenses. Grambling

  ESPN is on the hunt for its next HBCU-grown star reporter.  Through its  Rhoden Fellows Initiative, one student storyteller will have the opportunity to cover the NCAA Final Four;  the

$462,000 Energy Grant Opportunity Grows Campus Opportunity for Student Impact This week, Louisiana’s Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell Awarded  $750,000 in energy efficiency grants, including $462,508 for initiatives at Grambling

In January 2019, Grambling State University brought on its first Dean of the Digital Library and Learning Commons, Adrienne C. Webber. Webber brings to the University 29 years of professional experience with

WASHINGTON – January 30, 2019 – Howard University has appointed Dana Williams, Ph.D., as the Interim Dean of the Howard University Graduate School. Williams serves as the chair of the

Campus and community host CNN’s Bakari Sellers, Eddie G. Robinson 100th Birthday Celebration, and More GRAMBLING, LA – January 24, 2019 – Grambling State University’s month-long Black History celebration will

While the number of lawyers in America continues to grow,the share of African-American lawyers hasn’t changed in more than six years according to the American Bar Association. Now, Grambling State

Valedictorian, Coulibaly, Graduates with Top Honors After 3 Years Away From Home The Fall 2018 valedictorian for Grambling State University celebrates not only academic success, but also a one-of-a-kind journey

Fall Commencement to Feature Claire Babineaux-Fontenot and 412 Candidates GRAMBLING, LA – Grambling State University, Louisiana’s top producer of African-American Computer Science graduates, will celebrate its Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremonies Friday,

New Program at Grambling State Receives Greenlight from State Board of Regents GRAMBLING, LA – December 12, 2018 – Today, Grambling State University, Louisiana’s top producer of African-American Computer Science