Putting a handprint on a wood board may not look like much, but to ULM it is a commitment to safety and inclusion.  Last week, RSO’s participated in Hazing Prevention Week to recognize the dangers...

In efforts to bridge the gap between the hearing and deaf communities ULM students and faculty attended an introductory sign language workshop. The workshop was hosted by the Office of Diversity, Equity...

“Huckleberry Finn,” “Of Mice and Men” and “The DaVinci Code” are all popular literature titles that have something in common—somewhere in the world they are banned for their content.  Students...

The justice system in the U.S. can be mysterious and hard to understand. Lawyers and judges seem to speak in a different language, and there are certain decorums and traditions that must be kept.  The...

The war in Ukraine has raged on for seven months now. With the death toll near 6,000 and the number of refugees over 6 million, there is still little hope for a possible end to this war.  Last week,...

Ivory Toldson, a doctor in counseling psychology, came to ULM last Thursday to speak on the importance of having quality research and statistics. ULM was honored to host Toldson. He has served in several...

The coliseum had a different look from its usual sports events last Saturday when Phi Mu hosted social media influencer and author Grace Valentine.  Valentine came to ULM as part of her book tour...

A packed conference room full of very important figures is a setting many college students aim to be a part of one day. The doors were open for ULM students to be in this setting last Tuesday during Ties...

On Sept. 8, the world was rocked by the news of Queen Elizabeth II’s death. As the longest reigning monarch in British history, the queen left an everlasting mark, with her name reaching across the globe.  However,...

September is considered nationwide as Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. Counselors and mental health advocates use this campaign to help educate everyone on how suicide affects the U.S. National...

COVID affected not only the health and well-being of people everywhere, but it also took a toll on the American education system.  The National Center for Education Statistics conducted a national...

The iconic sound—whether it is a trumpet, drum or even an oboe—rings through many students’ ears in high school. Logically, these students don’t want the music to fade away when they head to college.  A...