NATCHITOCHES – The Spirit of Northwestern Marching Band has named Chloe Farrar of Shreveport, Abigail Kent of Benton and Jacob St. Pierre of LaPlace as drum majors for the 2020-21 academic year.
“Our drum majors are an integral part of the Spirit of Northwestern,” said Assistant Director of Bands Daniel McDonald. “They hold the […]
The program's aim is to recruit African American men to become classroom teachers.
NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University’s Hospitality Management and Tourism program honored Natchitoches chef/restaurateur Angela Lasyone and Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser as the first inductees into the New Hall of Distinguished Hospitalitarians Friday.
The distinction acknowledges the contributions to Natchitoches cuisine, culture and tourism of the Lasyone family and Lasyone’s Meat Pie Restaurant, an institution in the […]
As Northwestern State’s largest and loudest spirit group, the Spirit of Northwestern is as steeped in tradition as any college coterie or Greek organization and this year boasts its largest numbers in history.
Administrators plan to launch the program for the Spring 2020 semester.
Here's a look at this week's calendar of events at Northwestern State University.
The Northwestern State University Foundation recognized Dr. Leigh Ann Myers, professor of mathematics, as the top faculty donor to the Foundation for her generosity in supporting student scholarships and other endeavors. Myers, and other supporters, were honored during the annual faculty/staff luncheon.
The Northwestern State University Foundation recognized faculty and staff who supported the Foundation with 20 or more years of consecutive giving. Those faculty/staff members were honored during the university’s annual faculty/staff lunch. From left are Doug Ireland, recently retired Sports Information Director; Dean of Students Frances Conine, Athletic Director Greg Burke, Vice President of External […]
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.
Benjamin Gewin, Taylor Kight and Melonia McDaniel are the first completers of an innovative program in which students attend classes at CLTCC two days per week and work in paid positions three days per week in a sponsoring manufacturing facility.
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