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All Northwestern State University campuses will be remain closed on Wednesday, Jan. 22 due to weather conditions. A freeze warning and cold weather advisory remain in effect throughout the region through Wednesday. NSU Police and essential personnel will remain on campus during the closure.
The NSU Wellness, Recreation and Activities Center (WRAC) will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. For students, hours for Iberville Dining Hall will be 7:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m.; 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Chick-fil-A hours will be 10:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Administrators will continue to monitor weather conditions and announce updates via social media and at www.nsula.edu |
Outstanding faculty from each college at Northwestern State University were recognized with Excellence in Teaching Awards during the school’s annual Fall Faculty Institute. From left are Dr. Keith Dromm, professor of philosophy and Study Away director in the Louisiana Scholars’ College; Dr. Melissa Aldredge, instructor in the College of Business and Technology; Dr. Malena McLaren, […]
Several long-time employees of Northwestern State University were recognized for their years of service during the university’s annual Fall Faculty/Staff Lunch Monday. From left are NSU President Dr. Chris Maggio congratulating Kent Mitchell, Pam Cook, Maureen McCarty and Bessie Jones for 25 years of service, and Bill Brent with 35 years. Drake Owens, assistant vice […]
NSU has recognized Outstanding Faculty Advisors since 2002.
Faculty in the Department of Mathematics set a goal to raise $80,000 in contributions that will be matched by $20,000 from the Board of Regents. Income from the endowment will be awarded to a professor in the department who is involved in professional development of K-16 teachers and/or student activities.
NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University’s Department of New Media, Journalism and Communication Arts is expanding its curriculum to give students more options to learn skills that today’s employers are looking for in media professionals. The department underwent significant curriculum changes last year, revamping two concentrations and adding a new one in Sports Media, according to […]
Jacob Ellis of Athens was one of 13 Louisiana college students who spent the summer interning in the administration of Louisiana Gov John Bel Edwards.
Through the AMT program, students work as a paid employee in their sponsoring manufacturing facility three days per week and attend intensive classes at CLTCC two days per week with both CLTCC and NSU faculty.
Panelists will discuss their experiences serving in the military and/or being part of a military family.
Holli´ Conway, Miss Louisiana 2018, will make her Broadway debut this fall in “Tina – The Tina Turner Musical” set to open in the Lunt Fontanne Theatre.
Northwestern State University alum Hunter Bower has published a book about one of Louisiana’s most talked-about high school football programs. “Haynesville Football: A History of Louisiana’s Winningest High School Football Program” details the history of the program from its humble beginnings in 1907 to its powerhouse teams of today.
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