Spring 2021
Finding Your Vision
By: Jacob Batte and Cain Madden The Vision to Open a Business In life, sometimes we put off doing what will make us happy because
April 20, 2021
Features
Spring 2021
It Takes A Village
By: Jacob Batte You cannot always see hunger. You cannot always see hunger. It could be an elderly couple sitting at the end of the
April 20, 2021
Spring 2021
A Helping Hand
Some students already knew Greek life at Nicholls State University would be different. Others were wary of stereotypes and avoided it until friends brought them
April 20, 2021
Fall 2020
Every King Has A Story
In a Nicholls State University classroom, two dozen young Black men step in line with one another. They know each other, some are even friends.
November 14, 2020
Fall 2020
Connecting Our Past
Nicholls Celebrates Firsts, General Scenes in Student Life In the fall of 1963, Nicholls State University integrated. In the more than 50 years since that
November 13, 2020
Fall 2020
For an Education
By Cain Madden To integrate Nicholls, many locals risked their careers and lives so Black students could be at a public university they had every
November 10, 2020
Spring 2020
A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Photos & Words by William Guion (BA ’75) Having worked in creative jobs much of my life, quiet time alone is no stranger. In fact,
June 20, 2020
Spring 2020
Keeping A Promise
By Cain Madden They should be enjoying spring break. They should be thinking about final projects and exams. They should be thinking about commencement and
June 20, 2020
Spring 2020
THIS IS NICHOLLS
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
June 19, 2020
