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Sarah Gamard, a student at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, won first place at Southern University’s fourth annual Pinkie Gordon Lane Poetry Contest Awards program held Friday, May 2, in the John B. Cade Library on the Baton Rouge campus.

Have you ever wondered about the thoughts of men and women who were enslaved in America? How did they feel about the forced separation of their families, the brutality of slavery and living with no hope of freedom?

The Southern University System (SUS) announces the recent launch of the Southern University Open Online Library for Education (SUOL) http://www.suol4ed.org/, the first of several diverse components of Southern University’s Affordable Learning Solutions (AL$) initiative, created in partnership with California State University (CSU) and the Multimedia Education Resources for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT).

Author and SU grad Michelle McCalope discussed her new book “Good Job: A Guide to Pursuing Your Passion and Following Your Dreams,” on Thursday morning in the John B. Cade Library. McCalope, an award-winning journalist, also signed books for those in attendance.

Site in Cade Library will be available for Hurricane Ida survivors though October 28

The Southern University Baton Rouge Center for Service Learning partnered with the Baker High School Football Team, and Baker School Board staff, to pack more than 900 bags of school supplies for families at the at the Second Annual Back to School Expo on Saturday, August 5, 2017, held at the school board office located on 14740 Plank Road, Baker. Several vendors provided support to this effort including the Southern University Recruitment Office, BREC, East Baton Rouge Parish Library, and the Baker Museum.