Full of colorful succulents and vegetation, the CNSB greenhouse sprung back to life thanks to the Tri-Beta Biological Honor Society. Members collaborated with CNSB faculty to modernize the greenhouse,...

Finding love in college may seem like a Herculean task. For Carrington Brown, his job centers around achieving the impossible. The relationship expert presented his step-by-step guide for “doing dating...

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) began hearing final arguments in a case centered around the Israel-Palestine conflict. The ICJ will determine if Israel’s 56-year occupation of Palestinian territory...

During his 2023 governor campaign, Former Attorney General Jeff Landry pledged to toughen crime laws in Louisiana. Now the newly elected governor is fulfilling his campaign promise to establish “law...

Spring Fever Week, Casino Night, Midnight Breakfast and Homecoming Week — The most anticipated events on campus result from months of organizing and planning by the Campus Activities Board (CAB). Last...

ULM’s College of Business and Social Sciences invited Economic Foreign Officer Shane Hough from the State Department to give a presentation to students and faculty. Hough discussed several topics, such...

Future voters gathered at the New Vision Learning Academy for the inaugural mayoral candidates’ forum on Feb. 8. The forum, sponsored by First Missionary Baptist Church, welcomed the three candidates...

Sipping T.E.A. with the VP collaborated with ULM’s chapter of the NAACP to host a panel discussion called “Examining Struggles from the Minority P.O.V.” The panel focused on magnifying minorities...

 Last week, campaign posters and flyers covered the stairwells of the CNSB and Walker Hall. Candidates passed out candy, attempting to attract supporters. Yet, every candidate must abide by a specific...

A drone attacked a U.S. military base in Jordan on Jan. 28, killing three U.S. service members and wounding more than 30 troops. The attack comes amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran over the...

 Newly-elected Gov. Jeff Landry signed a bill altering how Louisiana conducts primary elections on Jan. 22. HB 17 calls for replacing Louisiana’s jungle primary system with a closed primary system.  According...