Author: The LU Gazette
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Professors and students discuss the ethical concerns of AI in academia
According to a poll of 100 students conducted by The Gazette, 41 out of 100 students on campus have used Chat GPT in school. Chat GPT is a website platform where you can ask AI questions and the technology will do its best to give a response. The program has the possibility to slowly become…
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Lions Hunt for Season Success
The Langston Lions took on a new opponent, North American University on October 14th. The Stallions, from Houston, Texas, joined the NAIA on July 1, 2022. Women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, and women’s track and field play in the Red River Athletic Conference. With football, they play in the…
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LGBTQ+ Group Needed on Campus
Langston University has a large LGBTQ+ community; however, there is no social organization for them. “So there are definitely a good amount of people here, girls and guys that are gay or just a part of the community in general,” said Bracey Odoms, a senior English major from Kansas City, Mo. “There’s no organization. Like,…
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Are Langston University pageants truly fair?
From Greek organizations to social clubs on campus, most organizations are having a pageant for young men and women on campus. Students from freshmen to seniors have been signing up, spending money, and investing their time. . .Is it worth it? Is there behind the scenes action that the student body does not, see? Are…
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Legendary Models Bootcamp
Legendary Models, founded by Langston alumna Tania Danielle, is getting prepared for this upcoming semester. Legendary Models held a Bootcamp on September 6th and 8th. Legendary Models started off being called Elite Models when they were originally founded back in 2021. This organization has been walking local runways and doing events on campus with other…
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Lions lose in overtime for homeopener
The Langston Lions were defeated in overtime 24-21 by MidAmerica Nazarene in the home opener of the 2023 season on August 26th at W.E. Anderson Stadium. The 24-21 defeat marks The Langston Lions’ first collegiate season-opening defeat in three years. After Langston’s defense limited MidAmerica to a field goal in overtime period, Langston had a…
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Fizz App: How Anonymous is Anonymous?
The Fizz app is an anonymous social media platform, created by former Standford University students Ashton Cofer and Teddy Solomon, targeted towards college students to promote honest discussions. It was created during the COVID-19 pandemic to help students connect virtually. Langston University students began using the Fizz app within the first two weeks of school.…
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Langston partners with NASA on exploration program
The Artemis program is said by NASA deputy administrator Pam Melroy to be the “one of the most important scientific endeavors of the generation” and Langston University is a part of it. The Artemis program is a space exploration program that is set to get Americans back on the moon for the first time since…
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Will a new dispensary temp students to break the drug policy?
Langston University and many other campuses like; Oklahoma State University, and University Central Oklahoma are all a dry campus, meaning under no circumstances, students are not allowed to have alcohol and illegal substances on campus even if you are of legal age. Over this past summer, Stash House just opened, which is a dispensary that…
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Langston alumna collaborates with student on documentary
A lot of us grow up learning about our family history and where we come from. It gives you a sense of who paved the way for you to be here. Archietta James, a Langston Alumni who lives in Garland, Texas, is one of very few others who is a living descendant of an original…