by By Michael Stewart in News
Recent media reports have many people thinking that there could be an epidemic caused by the relatively new form of the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, known as MRSA and sometimes referred to as a "superbug." How true is this and just what is MRSA?
by By Randi Okray in News
It was so quiet you could almost hear a pin drop," Dr. LaDonna McCune, a licensed alcohol/drug counselor in the Professional Counseling Center, said about the Victims' Impact Panel that took place Oct. 23.
by By Leethaniel Brumfield in News
Do you remember when, sooner or later, every student had to "go to the blackboard" to work a math problem or diagram a sentence? Well, Langston students and others across the nation may never have to get their hands dirty with chalk again thanks to the efforts of Dr.
by By Leethaniel Brumfield in News
Even when clear to the naked eye, the water supplied to the residents of Langston smells very chlorinated. For more than a week during the month of October the drinking water was distinctly brown in color, and many residents of The Langston Commons voiced their concerns regarding the quality of the drinking water.
by By Desmond Nugent in News
The Langston University NAACP (LUNAACP) is coordinating STOP Campaign Week Nov. 5-9 as part of the NAACP's Youth and College initiative that seeks to "STOP" the demeaning images of African-Americans in the media, particularly with respect to the portrayal of African-American women.
Upcoming Events
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Wednesday, October 31
The National Council of Negro Women will host a Fall Frolic on Wednesday, Oct. 31 from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. in the Sanford Hall lobby. Everyone is encouraged to wear costumes. For more information call 466-3239.
