In 1966, James Brown released a song where he proclaimed, “This is a man’s world, but it wouldn’t be nothing without a woman or a girl.” Women have come a long way since the release of that song,...
It’s undeniable that the cost of attending college keeps rising. But there’s more to the cost of college than just tuition and books. ULM’s Student Government executive council recently implemented...
The field of medicine is constantly changing and evolving. A field that was historically reserved for white men is becoming more open and diverse, allowing for more people groups to be represented.
The...
Beau Benoit, Circulation & Marketing Director
• March 20, 2023
Kappa Delta sorority hosted its annual Shamrock Run fundraiser on Saturday, surpassing its donation goal of $20,000. This not only doubled last year’s goal of $10,000, but it also demonstrated tremendous...
Before action and change occur, a conversation must take place.
The NAACP gave students an opportunity to have a hard conversation on Tuesday at their event called “Let’s Talk About It.” The...
Eyes took to the skies on Saturday as high school students took part in Sky Breakers Drone Workshop put on by professors and students in the unmanned aircraft systems management major.
This workshop...
Valerie Fields
Vice President of Student Affairs Valerie Fields is a remarkable example of leadership for young women at ULM.
Fields was named to her position in 2020, becoming the first woman...
Each Monday night in Library 3-C, a group of students gather together for a class to learn and discuss an ever-growing and ever-changing topic—ethics. Last week, John Sutherlin, the professor of the...
On Presidents Day, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene proposed the separation of the United States into red and blue states. Labeled as a national divorce, the plan would divide the U.S. between the two major...
As Black History Month comes to a close, ULM’s Cultural Diversity Program and Office of International Student Programs and Cultural Affairs held an event at Bayou Pointe on Friday to call attention to...
ULM’s School of Pharmacy hosted a health fair on Thursday to celebrate American Heart Month and educate people on heart disease with tips to prevent it.
“I thought that this was an amazing event to...
When you picture how college students spend their Saturday morning, you might guess they’re sleeping in or working a weekend job, but most people wouldn’t guess they’d be picking up trash around...
