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DU’s SAFE Fund helps students with unmet financial needs
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Indoor rock climbing, volleyball, kickball set for next week
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Spring student census at 1,240, down 69 students from fall 2018
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In Our Own Voice hosts first Reproductive Justice Dinner
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DU’s SAFE Fund helps students with unmet financial needs
NEW ORLEANS (April 12, 2019) – For graduating mass communication senior Temitayo Odulaja, Dillard’s SAFE Fund was a financial...
Indoor rock climbing, volleyball, kickball set for next week
NEW ORLEANS (April 5, 2019) – Indoor rock climbing. Volleyball. Kickball. Kayaking on Bayou St. John. Knockerball. Spades.
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Rising juniors take control of SGA with election of Smith, Rodgers
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Toiya Smith and Traelon Rodgers, the incoming SGA president and vice president
NEW ORLEANS (March 29,...
Spring student census at 1,240, down 69 students from fall 2018
NEW ORLEANS (March 29, 2019) – The spring 2019 student population has decreased by 69 students, or 5.3 percent, to 1,240 when...
In Our Own Voice hosts first Reproductive Justice Dinner
NEW ORLEANS (March 29, 2019) – The human right of women to control their bodies, sexuality, gender, work and reproduction was at...
Woods: Project eases campus flooding, won't eliminate it
NEW ORLEANS (March 29, 2019) – Three months past the expected completion of the flood mitigation project here at Dillard, 95...
Being authentic key to good storytelling, Page advises
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Lisa Frazier Page, Class of 1984, takes questions from the audience during Brain Food.
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'Waffle House hero': Excellence not always about smarts, wealth
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James Shaw Jr.
NEW ORLEANS (March 29, 2019) – Self-determination is the root of excellence, defined...
DU ‘warrior’ fights for normalcy while living with sickle cell anemia
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Left to Right: Ran'ta Simmons and Chaunteion Hall
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Social justice panelist says blacks want seat at table
NEW ORLEANS (February 1, 2019) – The real issue for African Americans is getting fair treatment, being able to sit at the table...
DU prices emergency generators for all buildings in wake of two-day power outage
NEW ORLEANS (March 1, 2019) – Dillard University is pricing new emergency backup power generators for all campus buildings after...
Students at meeting agree: Stand up to friends behaving inappropriately
NEW ORLEANS (February 21, 2019) – Stand up to your friends – rather than remain silent – if you see them behaving...
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- DU’s SAFE Fund helps students with unmet financial needs
- Indoor rock climbing, volleyball, kickball set for next week
- Rising juniors take control of SGA with election of Smith, Rodgers
- Spring student census at 1,240, down 69 students from fall 2018
- In Our Own Voice hosts first Reproductive Justice Dinner
- Woods: Project eases campus flooding, won't eliminate it
- Being authentic key to good storytelling, Page advises
