1 year ago

The importance of travel

What started as just one semester abroad in France turned into a seven-month European excursion.

 
1 year ago

Music, Art and History: the 38th Annual Natchitoches-NSU Folk Festival

What better place to celebrate Louisiana culture than in the state's oldest settlement?

 
2 years ago

A Freshman’s Guide to Natchitoches

Any small town requires creativity when finding ways to occupy time; with a little research, students can find Natchitoches offers more than what first meets the eye.

2 years ago

Students represent NSU across the globe

Students from many departments represent the university across the globe with their temporary jobs, internships and study abroad experiences.

 
2 years ago

1788 Great Fire of New Orleans remembered

Out of 1,100 structures that stood in the New Orleans French Quarter, 856 of them were destroyed in a fire that changed the city forever on March 21, 1788.

 
2 years ago

A day in the life of the SGA President

John Pearce is NSU’s Student Government Association President for the 2016-2017 school year, and he is nearing the end of his term. Looking back on his presidency, Pearce explained what the experience has been like for him. When asked how he has managed being both a student and a leader, his response was a very humbling one: barely.

 
2 years ago

NSU presents: The Skunkening

In the words of Pepé Le Pew, “Quelle est? Ah, le belle femme skunk fatale.”

2 years ago

Jove scholarship program helps students complete research

Students in STEM fields at NSU can complete undergraduate research through the JOVE program, a special scholarship opportunity only available at NSU.

2 years ago

The lost and found: a secret gold mine

At NSU, we have multiple locations for lost items. For your pleasure, I've compiled a list of the most interesting finds.

2 years ago

Breadsticks and wedgies: Chronicles of Kyser Brickway

If you ever find yourself wandering aimlessly around campus, wondering why you chose to survive four years of college, I highly suggest stopping by the brick path between Kyser and Williamson Hall.