For Pamela Saulsberry, social work is more than a job—it’s a calling. And she has answered the phone.  Saulsberry, ULM’s executive director of diversity and equity, was named ‘Social Worker...

Some people’s legacies are too powerful to disappear once they’ve died. Lucy Shackelford and Kitty DeGree are two of those people.  At ULM, Shackelford and DeGree are held in high esteem, especially...

For people who have non-small cell lung cancer, the odds of survival are bleak. The survival rate is only about 20%. And while radiation and chemotherapy—the most common treatments for cancer—do kill...

For Trinity Williams, the walk against sexual assault is more than just a walk to spread awareness. It’s an opportunity to share her story and support other survivors.  “It helps to know that...

ULM’s Student Government Association is under new leadership after last week's elections, with President Olivia Bailey and Vice President Ivan Alvarez graduating this May. Lauren Fee, a junior secondary...

Adewumi Ariwajoye was the only person of color in her junior high class. She said her teacher repeatedly mispronounced her name despite being corrected countlessly. The intensified discrimination against...

The ULM police department is working to improve campus policing culture through a new program called Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement. The ABLE Project, developed by the New Orleans Police Department,...

Two years ago, the ULM administration asked Library Director Megan Lowe to create a lactation room on campus for students who need a comfortable environment to nurse. Last month, the room was completed....

We've all got that pair of shoes we haven't worn in forever but haven't thrown away. They just take up space in your closet. But there's a nonproft called Soles4Souls that wants to use them to help others. Alpha...

Socks and blankets—they’re things most of us have and use daily without thinking twice about it. But for some, they’re hard to come by. Some people in need in the Monroe area find these items at...