Mayor Posey comments on Natchitoches’ demographic divide

Alphonse Engram has a light and he’s going to let it shine

Dr. Maggio reflects on first year as president, looks to future

Venturing ‘Into the Woods’: a backstage pass to the making of the show

Audiences who view theater productions at Northwestern State University regularly get the chance to appreciate the arts in a performance setting. While each show differs, it's clear a lot of time, resources and passion go toward what is presented on stage.

Fry swings into record books

As the baseball season enters the middle of their season, one member of the Northwestern State Demons baseball team stands out as not only one of the best to play this year, but as one of the best to ever play the game at NSU.

Greek organizations lend ‘assisting hand’ to those in need

College Panhellenic Council, Interfraternity Council, National Pen-Hellenic Council, National Interfraternity Music Council – no matter the organization, all have one common aspect: philanthropy.

The forgotten few

The people of animal control dedicate their lives to the safety of innocent animals, but that sacrifice often costs them their wellbeing.

More than a statistic

A senior psychology major at NSU, Htet Htet Rodgers entered foster care at age 13 and has since refused to be a statistic; she has used her experience in the system to make the lives of those still living in the foster care system better on a state and national level.

Music as a language

Dr. Andrej Kurti, who teaches private lessons to violin and viola students in the School of Creating and Preforming Arts, lays his memories out for all those who enter his third-floor office in ‘Old CAPA.’