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The University of Louisiana Monroes TRIO Programs hosted activities in honor of National First-Generation College Celebration Day on November 16, 2023. The day brings attention to the experiences and achievements of first-generation college students, recognizing their determination and resilience in pursuing higher education, often in the face of various challenges. ULM is host to three federally funded TRIO Programs—Student Support Services (SSS), Child Care Access Means Parents in School (C...

Since 1980, The Link has been the most read newspaper on Concordias campuses and the areas surrounding the university, reaching over 40,000 students and 5,000 members of the university faculty and staff weekly.

The CAQ’s new tuition policy will heavily impact students and resources in the department of fine arts, a department which greatly relies on out-of-province and foreign students.

Discover another great piece by Menel Rehab. This staff writer continues to cover important events such as this one. Parole de résistance pour une Palestine libre, an event brought togehter by The Decolonial Love Circle, was an heaven for love and healing.

The University of Louisiana Monroe Educators Rising program, and the School of Education are proud to host the Louisiana Educators Rising State Conference on February 29, 2024. The conference is anticipated to host 700 attendees including participants, presenters, competition judges, and volunteers. The theme of the 2024 state conference is “Discover Your Legacy.” The Educators Rising State Conference committee is currently accepting session proposals and competition registrations through Ja...

In a spectacular convergence of Hollywood stars and influential black travel business owners, Mara Napa Camp became the epicenter

Results from the IDEA trial suggest that younger postmenopausal patients with breast cancer may skip adjuvant radiotherapy without increasing their risk of recurrence, as long as they meet certain criteria. Results from the IDEA trial suggest that younger postmenopausal patients with breast cancer may skip adjuvant radiotherapy without increasing their risk of recurrence, as long as they meet certain criteria.

The University of Louisiana Monroe Honors Program attended the annual meeting of the National Collegiate Honors Council in Chicago, IL from November 8-11. Dr. Joshua Stockley, Director of the ULM Honors Program, was joined by five students –Grace Gunder (Senior, Biology, Elizabeth), Shreya Adhikari (Junior, Nursing, Nepal), Kaitlyn Apperley (Junior, Pre-Pharmacy, Monroe), George Khawas (Sophomore, Computer Science, Nepal), Noah Stephan (Sophomore, Biology, Monroe).

The Louisiana Cancer Foundation continued their support of ULM’s Paul Sylvester, Ph.D. with a $10,000 donation to support Sylvester’s cancer research. The donation made on December 6 marks the 18th year that the LCF has donated to Sylvester’s work, bringing the total amount donated to $180,000 over that time.

On November 2, 2023, the University of Louisiana Monroe hosted Envision 2023 at the ULM Clarke M. Williams Innovation Campus. Hosted by ULM President Dr. Ron Berry and First Lady Dr. Christine Berry, the annual celebration of the past, present, and future of ULM was enjoyed by alumni, community members, and university advocates. This year’s theme was “Achieving the Impossible Dream.” Attendees were treated to cocktails, dinner, and a program featuring musical performances from ULM students...