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NSU Percussion Studio, Alumni to perform May 4
NATCHITOCHES – The NSU Percussion Studio and the Spirit of Northwestern Marching Band will conclude their Alumni Weekend with a concert on Sunday, May 4 at 2 p.m. in Magale Recital. The NSU Percussion Ensemble and Steel PanDEMONium Band will open the concert before more than 60 alumni take the stage and perform together once…
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Pick Up Your Brush Painting class to be held May 8
NATCHITOCHES — Northwestern State University’s Office of Electronic Learning and Global Education will offer a Pick Up Your Brush painting class on May 8 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on the second floor of South Hall. The fee is $45. In the class, participants will learn the art of painting using step-by-step instructions to…
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Baseball — Demons come out on top of roller-coaster game at ULM
MONROE – Faced with a moment of déjà vu, the Northwestern State baseball team went back to basics and came away with a cathartic victory. The Demons overcame another ULM rally and used Reese Lipoma’s sacrifice fly in the ninth inning to grab a 9-8 win Tuesday night at Lou St. Amant Field, snapping a…
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Volleyball — Kyra Hunter named NSU assistant volleyball coach
NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State head coach Ben Kaszeta announced the addition of Kyra Hunter to the volleyball coaching staff on Tuesday afternoon. With a strong background in both player development and collegiate-level competition, Hunter brings a wealth of experience and passion to the Demons. “It’s been a pleasure to watch her develop players on the…
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AI is advancing rapidly; NSU class gets programmers on board
NATCHITOCHES – “Artificial Intelligence is developing so quickly, and like so many things in IT, it can be difficult to identify where to start when researching a topic,” said Colleen Biely of Green Bay, Wisconsin, an IT professional of 34 years. Biely is one of several computer programmers who joined a first-of-its kind class at…
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‘Thriving Together’ – Family business owners get tips on healthy dynamics, supportive collaboration
NATCHITOCHES – Small business owners and entrepreneurs who participated in an April 28 workshop at Northwestern State University learned strategies to manage family dynamics, how to clarify roles, communicate better and establish healthy boundaries. Led by Christy Pennison, Be Inspired Counseling’s founder and a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor, business owners/family members discussed conflict management and…
