NEW ORLEANS (Nov. 9, 2017) – The book commemorating New Orleans’ tricentennial and edited by a Dillard University English assistant professor is being released today, with a book launch party...
NEW ORLEANS (Nov. 9, 2017) – The crowd for last Friday’s “business etiquette” dinner and dialogue event in the Ray Charles Foundation Room exceeded the 20 planned.
About 35 students...
NEW ORLEANS (Nov. 9, 2017) – An average of 68 students supported Grill 155’s Saturday opening trial period, which is not enough to make opening on weekends feasible, according Yolanda Holland,...
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Keadria Miller, Junior Class attendant, reads to 3-year-olds at Jutland Head Start’s “Reading for the Record” event recently. The event was sponsored by...
NEW ORLEANS (Nov. 9, 2017) – Two new clubs joined the roster of registered organizations at DU this year: Color Me Free of Disparities and DU Alliance of Mental Illness, according to Courtney Williams,...
NEW ORLEANS (Nov. 9, 2017) – Submitting community service hours is getting easier for students, who soon will be able to upload their hours on Canvas by the end of this semester, said the Rev. Earnest...
NEW ORLEANS (Nov. 9, 2017) – Dillard students graduate with an average debt of $36,000, which is $1,112 less than the national average, according to federal Department of Education statistics.
And...
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Chef Syrena Johnson demonstrates her take on jambalaya for the Ray Charles Program in African American Material Culture recently.
New Orleans chef Syrena Johnson,...
Dillard’s student population increased 2.5 percent this fall, to 1,292, or 31 more students, according to census data released by Dr. Willie Kirkland, director of the Office of Institutional Research...
From left are President Walter Kimbrough, Carretta Cooke, Clayton Shelvin and Dr. Roland Bullard.
Two grants totaling nearly $1.7 million have been awarded to Dillard to improve student graduation rates...
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Kiki Ayers shares a laugh during a speech here on Sept. 14.
“Google was my mentor,” said entertainment reporter and publicist Kiki Ayers on Sept. 14, and she...
Dillard pedestrians might be able to put away their ubiquitous rubber boots used to navigate flooded sidewalks during rain once a $6.5 million drainage project is completed, but the campus will have to...
