Dr. Mark Hebert (BS ’88) 17 years in practice | General Surgery | Thibodaux Surgical Specialists “The Nicholls pre-med program’s smaller classes and one-on-one instruction

Dr. John Heaton (BS ’81) 23 years in practice | Anesthsiology, Patient Safety and Quality | Children’s Hospital, New Orleans “Recently, I had the opportunity

Dr. Joel Comeaux (DIP ’56) 49 years in practice | Obstetrics and Gynecology | Houma OB-GYN Clinic “Without Nicholls, I would not have had the

Eight Nicholls-trained doctors share their most challenging cases   Treating a man with leprosy Dr. Ryan Matherne  Taking an emergency case out of my field Dr.

Computer science graduate Joel Jambon (BS ’89) finds second career as a piano man at Pat O’Brien’s The unmistakable melody of “Brown Eyed Girl” drifts

From playing across the seven seas to teaching at Nicholls, Joshua Hollenbeck has had a globe-trotting musical career that’s taken him from Tobago to Thibodaux.

Story Update: Nicholls graduate Kerry St. Pé will retire this summer after leading the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program, housed at Nicholls, for 16 years. He was recently

Dr. Ahmad Alexander (BS ’06) knew that his own childhood had inspired his audiology career path. But little did he know that his decision would

After more than a decade of planning and fundraising, Executive Director Christy Naquin (BS ’95) and other Colonels help bring the Bayou Country Children’s Museum to life. Mid-afternoon on

Right outside the elevator doors, on the third floor of Betsy Cheramie Ayo Hall, Rebecca Lyons steps into a small lobby lined with composite photos

While his mom awaited a heart transplant, Tyler Duplantis found relief on the Nicholls baseball diamond April 7, 2013. Nothing was going right. The Nicholls

The number of highly recruited, overachieving high school seniors who make Nicholls their university of choice might surprise you. Each fall, the admissions office brings

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

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

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

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

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

In a large warehouse along the Mississippi River, rows of massive papier-mâché heads fill a tucked-away corner. Papa Smurf and Uncle Sam sit across from