Grambling State News

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

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

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

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.

  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

  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.

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

  Grambling State University Theatre to present The Bad Seed, by Maxwell Anderson. Performances are March 17-20, 2015 at the Floyd L. Sandle Theatre, located in the Conrad Hutchinson Performing

  Smiles flooded The Gramblinite newsroom as Grambling State University’s student newspaper was awarded fourth place for the Best College Newspaper in the Best of the South competition at the