Nothing beats campus life at Nicholls State University. From pirogue races in Bayou Lafourche to bonfires for homecoming to playoff games in Guidry Stadium. We can’t wait to get back and share a plate of Crawfish with you at Crawfish Day and congratulate our graduates as they walk across the stage at Commencement. But until then, here’s a look back at the memories.
Past Homecoming King Jae'veric Bradley and Homecoming Queen Ken'nadi Broussard ignite the Homecoming Bonfire in September.
Our students are given unique undergraduate research opportunities, such as finding new viruses as part of the SEA-PHAGES Research Program.
While The Quad is known for its numerous activities, it can also be a perfect spot to study for class.
Our students were overjoyed when the new Bollinger Memorial Student Union reopened.
This is the face we'll make when we see our students again in the Fall.
The student section cheered the Colonels on to victory against North Dakota during the first round of the FCS Playoffs.
Pretty soon we'll be rocking into the night during Alive at 5.
At Nicholls, students can learn from professors, like Dr. Solomon David, who love to get into the thick of their topic.
Head Coach Tim Rebowe and the Nicholls Football team celebrate winning the Southland Conference Championship after defeating rival Southeastern in Hammond.
Past Homecoming Queen Ken'nadi Broussard watches the flames of the Homecoming Bonfire in September.
The Nicholls experience doesn't just take place in the classroom. It also happens out in the environment.
Commencement brings out the joy in us all.
Students enjoyed hot chocolate and card games during Chi Alpha's In-A-Mug held in August.
When we see you again, we'll be all smiles.
Is there anything more relaxing than resting in a hammock outside the Student Union on a sunny day?
