by By Alexis Scott-Perry in News
Women had the opportunity to be inspired and encouraged at the 4th Annual Women in Leadership Symposium that took place Saturday March 6 at the Langston University-OKC campus.
The conference concept was first introduced and inspired during the fall 2006 inaugural celebration for Dr.
by By Lucia Tayo in News
Members of the Langston University Marching Pride Band (LUMP) remain a family despite the suspension of their director Albert Jackson, who has led the band for almost 17 years.
According to the university officials, Jackson is being investigated for misappropriating school funds, and was placed on administrative leave without pay in January.
by By Renoil Simpkins III in News
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among college students, according to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. To help prevent Langston students from being added to this sobering statistic, David Threatt of Oklahoma City presented "The Truth about Suicide on College Campuses" March 1 in the Black Heritage Center.
by By Alexis Scott-Perry in News
The "Totally You: The College Experience" Health Fair will be March 10 in the C.F. Gayles Gymnasium from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Nina Johnson, a prevention coordinator for Guiding Right, Inc., an organization that educates people about sexually transmitted diseases, said the health fair will raise awareness about the effect of HIV/AIDS among African American young women.
by By Ashlea Gray in News
When you think about your future career, do you consider working in a field that will allow you to help people and constantly learn new information and technology? Then becoming a librarian might be the perfect career for you.
Last Tuesday, a panel of college librarians gathered in the Melvin B.
