Literary magazine showcases student creativity Kenny Boudreaux April 29, 2004 A stone angel statue leans on a gray tombstone and looks out over a graveyard. The viewer sees a close-up...
Senior singing sensation Kenny Boudreaux March 25, 2004 Many students, whether or not they have the talent, dream of becoming the next American Idol. But Kristi-Lynne...
Sharing the Faith Kenny Boudreaux March 18, 2004 Twenty-three-year-old Satomi Sugo visited a few Japanese friends in Georgia during the winter break and...
Beyond our borders Kenny Boudreaux March 18, 2004 Cristina Castro has been frequently asked questions she considers silly and sometimes irritating. When...
Student leader appointed to regional position Kenny Boudreaux March 11, 2004 Clayton Shelvin, mass communication sophomore from Carencro, will be using his student leadership skills...
Daniels promotes diversity and tolerance to students Kenny Boudreaux March 11, 2004 Judy Watson Daniels was a timid 17-year-old freshman at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Inside...
Marketing senior receives recognition for original Jubilee poster design Kenny Boudreaux March 4, 2004 Lindsay Boudreaux picked up the class schedule book during her sophomore year and searched for an art...
Breaux acclimated to be 2004-2005 SGA President Kenny Boudreaux March 4, 2004 Damian Breaux may be the shortest student at Nicholls, but the 4-foot-2 1/2-inch athletic training sophomore...
Nicholls merchandise not carried by local retailers, believed to support University bookstore sales Kenny Boudreaux February 12, 2004 Merchandise for the LSU Tigers, Southern Jaguars, Tulane Green Wave and local high schools can easily...
How sweet it is…to be loved by you Kenny Boudreaux February 12, 2004 Heads turned every time Shonda Smith walked around Nicholls during her years as a student. Captured by...
Nicholls’ first black graduate breaks racial barriers Kenny Boudreaux February 5, 2004 By Kenny Boudreaux Lagniappe EditorRaymond Ellis grew up in the Thibodaux area in the 1940s and 50s thinking...
Nicholls alumnus finds joy, fulfillment and meaning in visual art Kenny Boudreaux February 5, 2004 A large, colorful, shaded mural depicting historic downtown Houma from 1906 is painted on the side of...
Alumnus’ comedy show to take stage today Kenny Boudreaux January 29, 2004 Since 26-year-old Blake Petit graduated from Nicholls, it has been a dream of his to watch one of his...
Led by former Nicholls police chief, church on campus successful despite not having its own funds or building Kenny Boudreaux January 29, 2004 Baptist Collegiate Ministry director, Tim Lafleur, was disturbed a few years ago when he noticed only...
Culinary Student wins Lagasse dessert competition Kenny Boudreaux January 22, 2004 When Brianne Lefort read an advertisement in a national cooking magazine, she saw the chance of a lifetime....
Disguised Disease… Kenny Boudreaux January 22, 2004 Nineteen-year-old Allison Vizinat, a sophomore at Southeastern Louisiana University, and 15-year-old...
Uncovering the deceptive shadows Kenny Boudreaux January 22, 2004 High-profile criminal trials throughout history have created much drama and make for unique news stories....
More options for listening to KNSU Kenny Boudreaux November 20, 2003 Students, faculty and staff are now able to hear KNSU's broadcast in front of the Student Union after...
Once a Colonel, always a Colonel Kenny Boudreaux November 20, 2003 Justice John Weimer III's induction ceremony to the Louisiana Supreme Court nearly two years ago in Talbot...
Students reflect on meeting American Idols Kenny Boudreaux November 13, 2003 It was one of the last shows of the tour. And after a memorable experience last year in Nashville, Tenn.,...
Melancon, Leonard crowned 2003 Homecoming royalty Kenny Boudreaux November 6, 2003 Student Programming Association nominee Trent Leonard and Delta Zeta Sorority nominee Aimee Melancon...
Medical Mission Kenny Boudreaux November 6, 2003 During her senior year at Houma Christian School in 2000, Candace Bourgeois told her parents she wanted...
Judicial Board finds Stewart guilty of Elelction Code violations Kenny Boudreaux November 6, 2003 The Judicial Board yesterday at the Student Government Association senate meeting officially read its...
Don’t get stuck in traffic, take a detour to class Kenny Boudreaux October 30, 2003 Driving to campus can become a challenge for many students who are only aware of one or two routes to...
Collegiate Management says La Maison Du Bayou’s speed could break records Kenny Boudreaux October 30, 2003 Texas-based Collegiate Management Services has constructed more than 20 on-campus student housing projects...
Smoochies gives Thibodaux area new food options Kenny Boudreaux October 23, 2003 Recent Nicholls alumnus Brian Davis II and his girlfriend of five years, Lisette Pineda, were hoping...
A Lesson Before Dying Kenny Boudreaux October 23, 2003 The sincere and sensitive Jefferson is innocent. Yet, prosecutors have condemned the young Christian...
Your teacher may be a consultant for the Federal Bureau of Invesitgation Kenny Boudreaux October 9, 2003 Monique Boudreaux didn't know a thing about the subject. When a UCLA professor convinced her to take...
Fake identification cards illegal for students, but aid in breaking the law for a good time Kenny Boudreaux October 9, 2003 It's another Saturday night. After enduring another stressful week of classes at Nicholls, it's a time...
Enrollment rates drop, qulaity of students increases Kenny Boudreaux October 2, 2003 Although enrollment is slightly down this semester at Nicholls, incoming students are better prepared...
KNSU staffers give station headquarters edgy facelift Kenny Boudreaux September 25, 2003 When Joshua "Maximus" McKnight became station manager at KNSU 91.5 FM before this semester, he knew some...
Fete de la Famille planned for Saturday Kenny Boudreaux September 25, 2003 Giving students, faculty, staff and their families an opportunity to socialize and have fun, Nicholls...
Record industry cracks down on illegal software, file-sharing Kenny Boudreaux September 18, 2003 With a recent 31 percent decline in national record sales -- costing more than $700,000 -- over the past...
your teacher may be a consultant for the FBI Kenny Boudreaux September 18, 2003 Monique Boudreaux didn't know a thing about the subject. When a UCLA professor convinced her to take...
Nicholls students, community remember Sept. 11 Kenny Boudreaux September 11, 2003 Two years ago today, America changed forever.It was complete terror.As the second of two jets crashed...
Chicks enable Branch to grow artistically Kenny Boudreaux September 11, 2003 Art junior Kristi Branch looks for opportunities to compete against her peers with her original illustrations....
Student “see you at the pole” next Wednesday Kenny Boudreaux September 11, 2003 Several Nicholls students will gather around the flagpole near Elkins Hall Wednesday to pray for their...
Students can prevent iD theft before it victimizes institutions Kenny Boudreaux September 4, 2003 Two years ago, Seattle college student Jenny Dehart said she was raped of the mind. The stress was too...
Low interset loans in high demand Kenny Boudreaux September 4, 2003 Federally funded student loan interest rates dropped to a record low earlier this summer, overcoming...
Former SGA president initiates curriculum change Kenny Boudreaux July 10, 2003 Incoming freshmen may soon be required to take six hours of diversity courses before they can graduate.The...
Students failing Credit 101; suggestions made for inprovement Kenny Boudreaux March 13, 2003 Editor's note: Cheryl is not the real name of the person in this story - although the information is...
Energy costs down, students save money Kenny Boudreaux April 18, 2002 Due to a continuing reduction in local energy costs, the recent energy surcharge fee charged to Nicholls...
College of Education receives ‘A’ for Praxis examination passage Kenny Boudreaux April 18, 2002 By Kenny BoudreauxReporter The College of Education recently received an 'A' on its 2001-2002 Institutional...
Volunteers needed for school’s reading program Kenny Boudreaux March 14, 2002 Thibodaux Elementary School is inviting Nicholls students, faculty and staff to participate in the "Hello...
BCM opens doors to new church Kenny Boudreaux March 14, 2002 Twenty-two members of the first African American Southern Baptist missions church at Nicholls and Living...
Volunteer program helps with income tax process Kenny Boudreaux March 7, 2002 With the tax deadline inching closer, free income tax assistance is offered to students and the local...
With unity and relationship, students have hope Kenny Boudreaux March 7, 2002 Spreading a message of hope at Nicholls, the Baptist Collegiate Ministry hosted Spiritual Directions...
Ellender Memorial Library to use Internet-based Sirsi system Kenny Boudreaux March 7, 2002 Ellender Memorial Library will introduce Sirsi Unicorn, a new, up-to-date library system, which will...
Late night? Kenny Boudreaux February 28, 2002 Attempting to accommodate students working on research papers and projects requiring computers, the Instructional...
African-American month celebrated Kenny Boudreaux February 28, 2002 The Student Government Association is sponsoring the first annual African-American History Month Celebration...
Technology training offered at Nicholls for current, future teachers Kenny Boudreaux February 21, 2002 PT3, otherwise known as Re-tooling Teacher Preparation: Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology,...
Outages expected with campus electrical upgrade Kenny Boudreaux February 7, 2002 Periodical power outages are to be expected around Nicholls this semester due to a campus-wide electrical...
Professor honored for work in science with award from colleagues Kenny Boudreaux January 31, 2002 Kenny BoudreauxReporter Dr. Judy Chauvin, a Nicholls professor of physical science, recently won the...
