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Life’s a dance

Story Update: Nicholls graduate Stephen Pham auditioned for the NBC hit America’s Got Talent and gained three out of four “yes” votes from the judges, moving him on

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Unfinished business

DoBee Plaisance has had unprecedented success as the Nicholls women’s basketball coach, but she’s not done yet. t wasn’t supposed to happen this way. Nicholls

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The cookbook connoisseur

More than 500 cookbooks cram the shelves of Marcelle Bienvenu’s home office. Some she collected while researching South Louisiana cuisine for Time-Life Books. Dozens of

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A coastal expedition

ennsylvania native Nicole Lundberg had lived in Louisiana for less than a month when she headed down to Cocodrie for something the Nicholls biology department

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Meet the Murphys

On the sidelines of a Colonel soccer match in late October, the incoming Nicholls president walks through the crowd without attracting much attention. Wearing a

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Lifelong desire

Tucked away on a run-of-the-mill residential street in Vacherie is a charming French-Creole cottage with a rich past. Built in 1835 and purchased by Philippe

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Finding the sweet balance in life

Moist blackberry lemon muffins, bite-size chocolate donuts with sprinkles and a cake-size cinnamon roll drizzled with icing beautifully line the granite countertop at The PeaceBaker

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One last lap

When Dr. Stephen T. Hulbert arrived at Nicholls in July 2003, he quickly became known as the university president who regularly walks his pug, Max,

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A fresh take on fine dining

Past the deep mahogany-paneled bar, through the opulent dining room lit with crystal chandeliers and into the slightly cramped, sweltering kitchen, Executive Chef Michael Gulotta

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Special Mission

As vice president of the ever-growing National World War II Museum, Nicholls alumnus Stephen Watson is out to redefine what a 21st-century museum experience should

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Outrunning cancer

For as long as he can remember, Ross Mullooly has been competing for something. By age 3, he and his sister, Leila, had turned recreational

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Improving patient care

Using research and innovative teaching, Nicholls trains nursing students to care compassionately for patients from birth to death. From first breath to last, nurses are

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One for the history books

James Barnidge has left Nicholls. The longtime history professor has bid goodbye to the university, to Thibodaux, to his family, to his home and to

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