by By Michelle McKelly in News
Dr. David Freeman, an assistant professor in the English department, is doing more than just grading papers; he is "slamming down" his grammar lessons to students like he also slams his poetry.
Freeman has been reciting performance poetry, also called slam poetry, since 2007.
by By Renoil Simpkins in News
Looking for a ride home for winter break? Look no further, Student in Free Enterprise(SIFE) has you covered.
by By Christian Matthews in News
Langston University will take part in The Great American Smoke Out set for Nov. 19, 2009.
The purpose of the Great American Smoke Out is to get people that smoke or use tobacco products to set aside a day to go without smoking in the hope that they will quit completely.
by By Ashlea Gray in News
The men's basketball team may have begun their season with a shaky start, but Head Basketball Coach Greg Webb is confident that his team will make it to the national tournament.
Webb is excited to begin his tenth season with this year's team. He feels that the team has better chemistry, less selfishness and a more balanced attack offensively and defensively.
by Special from Public Relations in News
Langston University's HUD/HBCU Economic Development and Outreach Department recently announced the receipt of an $800,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
The HUD/HBCU Department is housed in the university's Institutional Advancement and Development (IAD) division.
by By Christian Matthews in News
A safe sex seminar was hosted by the group Taking Health In a New-Direction (THIN) on Nov. 11 in the atrium to remind students of the consequences of unprotected sex.
In the seminar there were three stations that the students went through. The first station taught people the proper way to place a condom on a male's penis.
