Category: Issue
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Inside Langston University’s Writing Center
The second floor of the G. Lamar Harrison Library houses more than just study pods and spare classrooms. Straight ahead from the elevator is a space filled with five wooden tables and a small desk that has a sign taped to it which reads, “The Writing Center.” Writing centers provide students with several resources, such…
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Some Athletes Struggle without Campus Housing
For many high school students, college life is portrayed as not only a place for higher education, but also a sense of community, rather than housing, organizations, or clubs. But for first-time college students, staying on campus is what many incoming freshmen look forward to. It’s a breath of new life, new responsibilities, new friends,…
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Opinion: What If Langston University Played The University Of Oklahoma In Football?
On August 30th, 2025, Langston University played Grambling State University in Shreveport, Louisiana, in which they lost 55-7. For Langston, this game was an opportunity to go against a higher-division school and identify what aspects of their program need growth. Between depth, experience, physicality and execution, Grambling outmatched Langston and showcased their high-end talent. With…
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Leading As An Ambassador
Savannah Haynes has always found herself in leadership positions, but she wanted to do more around campus. “I’m proud of the decision I made. This is my chance to improve my leadership skills and lead as an ambassador.” Savannah Haynes is a senior nursing major, a member of Tau Beta Sigma (national honorary band sorority),…
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Column: 47 Days In Tulsa, The Summer That Spoke
Jun 1, 2025. At 4 a.m., I was ready to start a new journey. Oklahoma awaits me on flight 2782, boarding time 8:20 a.m., from Dallas Love Field to Tulsa, Oklahoma. On the drive to the airport, the sun was starting to peek through the clouds, and my mom started to debrief me before the…
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Issue: September 10, 2025
September 10, 2025 Vol. 88, No. 5 Got the full story? We do. We tell the true story of Langston University, because we live it every day. Sign up for our free newsletter to get new issues of The Gazette in your inbox.
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Biggest Band Season In Years?
Image taken by Torrey Purvey II The Langston University Marching Pride is ready and set for the new season. They already performed at the Pepsi Houston National, Battle Of The Bands, the Labor Day Classic, and the Grambling State University football game. Now they are getting ready to perform at the Chiefs vs Eagles football…
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Rough Roads, Long Walks, and Tough Rides
As the sun begins to set, Joel Gibbs is leaving the Commons housing community and heading to his dorm in Scholars Inn. He can see where he’s going, but he has a hard time scanning for potholes as he glides towards the rear entrance of the university. He spots a large pothole just in time…
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‘Who’s on Aux?’ – a Glimpse into Langston’s DJ Culture
The alluring sounds of the Langston Center blare through its small wooden building, as songs blend together the universal experiences of Langston students from the past, present, and future. The master of these fates stands behind a booth containing turntables, speakers, and cables; these prodigies of sound are better known as DJs. The question…
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Opinion: Where Are The Seats? Langston Students Want More Outdoor Spaces
Langston University has a big campus with plenty of open fields, three nice lakes, and places to walk around. But for many students, something simple is still missing: seating. There aren’t enough outdoor tables, benches or shaded spots for students to study, eat or hang out. This might not sound like a big deal…