Sylnita Bougere, a 2017 Nicholls State University Interdisciplinary Studies graduate, authored a children’s book centered on a mother and son’s journey towards Autism Awareness and
2021 Undergraduate Humanities Symposium @ Scholars Expeaux. Videos from the 2021 Undergraduate Humanities Symposium, March 17, 2021. Panel 1 “The Phenomenon of Human Trafficking
On Saturday, Nov. 7th, Film Studies student, Andrew Liang had his big screen debut as a filmmaker at the 31st annual New Orleans Film Festival. His documentary
The Spring 2020 Humanities Symposium awards the top three student documentaries. Congratulations to the student filmmakers of ENGL 446: Documentary Film Production. First Place goes to “Under the Knife: Overcoming
Congratulations to Andrew Liang, whose film, “Under the Knife: Overcoming Boundaries,” will screen at the 31st Annual New Orleans Film Festival. His film is about a
Though only being a member of the Nicholls faculty for a short time, Dr. Alexis Fabrizio’s unique and up-beat teaching style has quickly made her
During the 2019-2020 school year, Dr. Michael Martin showed an outstanding ability to adapt his classroom to a virtual setting. For the Final Project in
We are pleased to welcome six new faculty and staff members to the Department of English, Modern Languages, & Cultural Studies. Assistant Professors, Katie Collins
Dr. Michael Martin’s ‘Literature of Hunting and Fishing’ (English 215) class experienced an “on campus field trip.” The class met with Dr. Gary LaFleur, Biology
The student editors of Mosaic are pleased to announce the release of the 2020 issue of Mosaic. Mosaic is a student edited literary magazine featuring
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