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Grambling State nursing program 5-year update

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Grambling State University has put in the work to earn initial accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) for its revamped program.

GSU nursing program receives accreditation

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GRAMBLING — In a letter to the School of Nursing at Grambling State University (GSU), the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) notified the program that accreditation has been awarded through December 2026 for the BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) program with zero compliance issues.

Man with weapon causes lockdown on Grambling State campus

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GRAMBLING — A tip from the Ruston Police Department regarding a person armed with a weapon caused Grambling State officials to lock down campus for a brief time Wednesday afternoon.

Gun Violence Forum Held

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The Grambling State University criminal justice department hosted a forum on gun violence Thursday morning in the GSU School of Nursing Auditorium.

Campus Violence

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Louisiana’s top higher education leaders plan to ask the Legislature for money to shore up security at university campuses.

GSU shooting suspect taken into custody

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A Shreveport man is in custody, suspected of participating in the early morning fatal shooting on the Grambling State campus Oct. 17.

Lady Tigers rally past ULM 69-61

GRAMBLING — Senior guard Alexus Holt exploded for 26 points, helping lift the Grambling State University women’s basketball team to a season-opening 69-61 victory over the University of Louisiana-Monroe at the Frederick C. Hobdy Assembly Center on Tuesday night.

Second GSU victim identified; probes ongoing

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Louisiana State Police have identified the victim in the Oct. 17 fatal shooting on the Grambling State University campus as Marcus Snyder, a 28-year-old resident of Loriman, Mississippi.

Guilty as Charged

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Jaylin Wayne will spend the rest of his life in prison. The only question is whether his two second-degree murder sentences will be served consecutively or concurrently.

Local Mask Rules

As Louisiana’s statewide mask mandate ended Wednesday, local policymakers made decisions on their own requirements, with most opting to make face coverings optional.