NATCHITOCHES – The Columns Café at Northwestern State University will serve a Greek-inspired dinner from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24 in Room 225 of the Family and Consumer Sciences Building.
The menu will include saganaki (seared halloumi with peanut dukkah and honey, house made Greek cheese, seared, and served with honey and peanut dukkah), avgolemono soup […]
NATCHITOCHES – Captain Brittany Jeanice and Joe Duhon Jr. were recognized as Honorary Captains at Northwestern State University’s Homecoming football game Oct. 19. NSU recognizes those serving in the U.S. Armed Forces by inviting veterans and active duty service men and women to participate in the coin toss prior to all home football games.
Jeanice earned […]
NATCHITOCHES – Speakers at Northwestern State University’s 53rd annual J. Walter Porter Forum shared insights into how infrastructure can be improved and maintained while meeting required environmental standards.
Kevin Guth, a certified industrial hygienist, discussed the challenges present in updating and maintaining public structures such as bridges and water towers that were coated in lead-based paint […]
NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University art professor Corbin Covher authored a Healthy Communities grant to fund a project intended to negate plastic waste, educate the public on plastic re/upcycling and provide resources for his students in search of materials to create art. The grant, awarded by Keep Louisiana Beautiful, will fund the fabrication of machines […]
Several students from Northwestern State University’s Department of New Media, Journalism and Communication Arts received their official KTBS-3 press badges and caps and were recognized for their contributions to Friday night football coverage. KTBS is the Shreveport ABC affiliate that covers high school gridiron matchups across the Ark-La-Tex. The student journalists put into practice what […]
This screening is the second in a series of monthly documentary screenings sponsored by the Department of New Media, Journalism and Communication Arts that is intended to spark discussion and create conversations.
The study aimed to identify colleges where students are most likely to encounter undergraduates from racial or ethnic groups different from their own.
NSU Nursing has been involved with MLK since its inception with both undergraduate and graduate nursing students as well as Doctor of Nursing Practice students completing projects there.
The new eatery is the first Steak ‘n Shake to open on a college campus in Louisiana.
By Ruben E. Smith
International Student Resource Center, NSU
NATCHITOCHES – Zoe Almaraz is a Northwestern State University student studying abroad at the Shenzhen University in China this semester, her first time studying abroad and being out of the country. A New Orleans native, she’s a Criminal Justice major […]
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