Each year on the third Friday of March, fourth-year medical students discover where they have “matched” for their residency training, which is the first step of their careers as physicians.
In a Facebook post that’s since been taken down, Louisiana Tech University Student Government Association (SGA) Vice President Gabriel Freeman allegedly made insensitive and racial comments.
The list of events includes exhibits, a livestock and poultry show, a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Southern University Law Center E-Sports Innovation Lab, and more.
Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) is hosting an event to provide practical advice and information to students interested in starting a career in technology.
The Marshall Independent School District (MISD) Board of Trustees announced on Feb. 17 it’s calling an election to allow voters to decide on a special $41. 9 million bond initiative May 6 that would expand and upgrade Marshall High School.
The Bayou North Area Health Education Center (BNAHEC) is offering two free medical health career exploration programs to high school students this summer, A-HEC of a Summer and M*A*S*H.
A Grambling State University alumnus and multiplatinum/recording hip-hop artist ‘E-40′, who’s also known as Earl Stevens, donated $100,000 to the school’s music department.
A recent state analysis of Louisiana schools reflects what numerous other studies across the country have found: poverty has a significant impact on student performance.
These 5th and 8th grade students are in the process of learning about the weather, and school leaders say they wanted a professional to speak on the subject.
A message was sent out to parents of 6th grade students at Waskom Middle School on Wednesday, Jan. 18 about an “indirect threat of violence” made by a student.