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Gabrielle Wood

Gabrielle Wood, Staff Reporter

Gabby Wood is a communication major with a focus in public relations. Outside the office, you can find her trying new coffee shops and endlessly scrolling through TikTok.

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What Biden has done as President so far; my thoughts

What Biden has done as President so far; my thoughts

February 13, 2021
A student orders a coffee at Kairos Koffeehouse; Kairos Koffee serves a variety of beverages, including pastries to it’s customers.

Kairos Koffeehouse: A non-profit campus coffee shop

February 13, 2021
The University Police Department recently clarified the process by which sexual assault can be reported and is thoroughly investigated.

UPD provides insight on sexual assault and university procedures

February 5, 2021
UPD provides insight on sexual assault and university procedures

UPD provides insight on sexual assault and university procedures

January 28, 2021
The worst year is finally over: Hello 2021

The worst year is finally over: Hello 2021

January 21, 2021
Thanksgiving looks a whole lot different this year

Thanksgiving looks a whole lot different this year

November 21, 2020
Hendrick

University alumnus chosen as CMMS 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year

November 20, 2020
Student workers sit socially distanced in The Southeastern Channel studio. The channel’s students, faculty and staff have followed the university’s health and safety guidelines throughout the semester, including wearing masks and maintaining space between individuals.

The channel that kept southeast Louisiana in the know during uncertainty

November 12, 2020
As high school seniors begin applying to colleges, the university decided to waive the $20 application fee for students who apply before Jan. 15, the priority deadline.

Application fee waived for Fall 2021

November 11, 2020
SE 101 introduces Freshman Success for minorities in STEM

SE 101 introduces Freshman Success for minorities in STEM

November 5, 2020
Head-to-head: My brain is fried and I need a break - sincerely, an overworked college kid

Head-to-head: My brain is fried and I need a break – sincerely, an overworked college kid

October 31, 2020
Professionals working in the field of broadcasting have had to adapt to new circumstances during the pandemic. Many have speculated that this is the industry’s most significant time.

Broadcasting professor Q&A: A significant time in the field

October 23, 2020
Student organizations decorated sheets that are hanging in the Student Union Breezeway. The sheets include this year's Homecoming Theme,

An unusual Homecoming : A mix of virtual and in-person events

October 15, 2020
Nursing students have been able to better understand the scope of their future careers in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

New way of learning in the nursing field

October 15, 2020
With a total of 14,461 students enrolled for Fall 2020, the total number of full time students increased by 1.4% and the part time students increased by 1.4%.

Fall 2020 sees increase in enrollment rate

October 14, 2020
Combatting the spread of COVID-19 with virtual final exams

Combatting the spread of COVID-19 with virtual final exams

October 6, 2020
Senior elementary education major DeJuan James is a member of Alpha Psi Omega, the university's theatre honors society. James' original play

APO member creates original piece: “Break a Leg!”

October 1, 2020
The Office of Student Accessibility Services, located in Tinsley Hall, is providing a new resource called the Workforce Recruitment Program. There is no cost to participate in the program.

Workforce Recruitment to help differently-abled students

September 23, 2020
Dr. Gabe Willis, Dean of Students, “caught” @therealmarr5, @ccurryy_ and @tre.7k wearing their masks correctly and posted them #ProtectingThePride on Instagram.

#ProtectingThePride encourages students to continue to wear masks

September 18, 2020
In preperation for the 60th Miss Southeastern Louisiana Pageant, Miss Southeastern 2020 Janine Hatcher shared her excitement for the upcoming event and gave advice to those who wish to compete.

Preparing for Miss Southeastern 2021

September 17, 2020
Louisiana Phase two extension affects campus organizations

Louisiana Phase two extension affects campus organizations

September 10, 2020
New members of Alpha Sigma Tau meet virtually for recruitment instead of the traditional rush week.

New Panhellenic Council members ZOOMed home after a week of virtual recruitment

September 4, 2020
With social distancing guidelines, many couples had to adjust their dating styles.

Dating during a pandemic

August 19, 2020
Is The Handmaid’s Tale becoming a reality?

Is The Handmaid’s Tale becoming a reality?

August 6, 2020
Following the safety precaution, the Contemporary Art Gallery is reopening with limited hours. The Gallery is open Monday through Thursday from 12-4 p.m.

University Contemporary Art Gallery has opened its doors

July 17, 2020
Influencing the world one post at a time

Influencing the world one post at a time

July 11, 2020
Sigma Sigma Sigma and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. pose for a picture after their

Greek Life changes due to COVID-19

July 6, 2020
Dr. Ryan Green, assistant professor of kinesiology and health sciences, demonstrates the use anatomage table. An anatomage table is an advanced virtual 3D dissection table that allows a better view of the human anatomy.

College of Nursing and Health Sciences introduces a new advancement to learning

June 16, 2020
Dr. Chris Murray is a recipient of the 2020 BioOne Ambassador Award for his participation in research of a new species of crocodile from Papua New Guinea.

Dr. Murray recognized as 2020 BioOne Ambassador

June 15, 2020
Participants practice social distancing during the trial sessions run by the Pennington Student Activity Center. All individuals were asked to wear masks, clean after use and stay six feet apart from one another.

The Pennington Student Activity Center hosts trial runs for reopening

June 9, 2020
The app, TikTok, has become one of the most used apps in 2020. Featured is Charli D'Amelio, TikTok's #1 most popular user.

University student uses TikTok as a platform to make a difference

May 16, 2020
The Hollywood family, Elsbet Smith Hollywood and her two sons, is captured by Kali Norton Photography for the #FrontPorchProject.

Photographer supports local businesses through Front Porch Project

May 6, 2020
Sophomore criminal justice major Alyssa Dagostino uses YouTube for her tutoring service provided by the Mathematics Tutoring Lab. Since going to an online only format, the lab is continuing to assist students.

Math lab continues to help students using virtual tutoring services

April 7, 2020
Music courses have had major changes due to the COVID-19 outbreak. All music majors are required to give a performance every semester for their final grade, but due to the cancellation of school, all spring performances have been cancelled.

A music professor’s take on the transition to online

April 2, 2020
Keeping busy while staying at home

Keeping busy while staying at home

March 28, 2020
Students gather in the university’s Writing Center to share work and practice their skills. Some of their work is published in the Manchac Review and can be showcased at Manchac Live.

Manchac Live will be replaced online by Manchac Writing Month

March 19, 2020
Organizational Spotlight: Phi Beta Lambda

Organizational Spotlight: Phi Beta Lambda

March 11, 2020
David Armand has received the ULS Outstanding Faculty of the Year award due to his dedication and passion for teaching English literature, as well as his influence outside the classroom as an author.

David Armand named ULS Outstanding Faculty of the Year

February 20, 2020
Kandace Formaggio, an academic advisor, demonstrates effective ways to engage an audience through presenting. This workshop aided presenters, who will be facilitating “EvolveU” on Nov. 13.

‘EvolveU’ preparation underway

February 20, 2020
Ali McCoy, a utility player for softball.

Ali McCoy prepares for her senior season

February 16, 2020
The Hammond Regional Arts Center is opened Wednesday through Friday from 12- 6 p.m. For more information contact HRAC 985-542-7113.

Hammond Regional Arts Center honors the legacy of Marjorie Morrison

January 30, 2020
The Catholic Student Association hosts free meals every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Saint Albert the Great Catholic Church.

Organizations offer free food along with fellowship

January 26, 2020
Survive the dead week

Survive the dead week

December 6, 2019
Gemma New, conductor of the performance, conducts the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra during Johannes Brahms’ “Symphony No. 2.” This was the third and final piece played during “Romantic German Masters.”

Yuletide spreads holiday spirit

December 6, 2019
Fawaz Adesina, a senior physics major, is awarded with his Honors Cord after being recognized for completing his Honors Diploma. His senior project was titled

Honors students recognized for excellence

December 4, 2019
Leah Cross, chief justice of the Student Government Association, L’Oreal Williams, vice president of SGA, and Karley Bordelon, 2019-20 president of SGA.

SGA serves campus through three branches

October 17, 2019
The university cheerleaders enagage crowd during a home game. The cheerleaders practice three times a week and started practicing in June for the fall semester.

The game through the eyes of a cheerleader

October 11, 2019
Members from Sigma Sigma Sigma and Sigma Tau Gamma dance to their rendition of the Lifetime TV show

‘Fixer-Upper’ themed dance finishes first in ‘Lip Sync’

October 11, 2019
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