In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the release of “Steel Magnolias” this year, the Cammie G. Henry Research Center at Northwestern State University has loaned out some of its materials to the Natchitoches Convention and Visitor’s Bureau. Located at 780 Front Street, Suite 100, the display was curated by Assistant Archivist Sharon Wolff and […]
Louisiana First Lady Donna Edwards visited with a large group of Natchitoches women Thursday to share information about programs supported through the Louisiana First Foundation, her platform that focuses on children and families. Initiatives include Teach MAM (Music, Art and Movement), advocating against human trafficking and providing greater resources to the state’s foster children and […]
The documentary, “Beneath the Ink” focuses on a tattoo artist who covers up racist tattoos on people who have experienced a change of heart.
The Living Library concept encourages individuals to share their experiences so that listeners get a first-hand account of what the person saw or lived through.
The Northwestern State University community paused at 8:46 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11 to honor individuals who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, their families and first responders. The university family observed a moment of silence, sang the national anthem and joined in reflection of Patriot Day and the meaning of freedom, […]
Hana Le of Ruston High School has been named the first-place winner of the 2019 Northwestern State University Louisiana High School Essay Contest. Le won the honor for her essay “That Gray Area: A Self Reflection on Culture and External Factors.” Emily Savell of Grant High School in Dry Prong won second place for her […]
A complete Family Day Package includes a ticket to the NSU-Southeastern Louisiana football game, tailgate dinner and Family Day t-shirt.
The Columns Café is student-run with seasonal, locally sourced meals prepared in the culinary arts lab and served by students.
Honorary Captains for the Sept. 7 game versus Midwestern State were Staff Sergeant Charles “Trey” Cotton III, U.S. Army Retired; Sergeant Juan Galarza, Cadet Bruna Galarza and daughter Camila.
ROTC’s curriculum and training ensures that cadets’ scholastic, athletic and leadership abilities are tested and enhanced, preparing each for their individual career path.
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