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New Physical Therapy Clinic To Be Built On Langston’s Campus
The Langston University physical therapy department is making big moves by introducing a new physical therapy clinic building for the city of Langston. The building is for everyone to use, including students, staff, and people both in and outside the city of Langston. The 16,000 square foot clinic is being built across the street from…
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A Legacy Led by Women: The Female Mayors of the City of Langston
Langston, Oklahoma, stands as more than a dot on the map; it is a symbol of resilience, Black excellence, and self-determination. Founded in 1890 by Edward P. McCabe, Langston was established as one of the first all-Black towns in Oklahoma Territory. McCabe envisioned a thriving, self-governed community where African Americans could own land, build institutions…
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After Langston: Life Beyond The Yard
At Langston University it is often said that if you can make it here you can make it anywhere. These 3 interviews from graduating seniors on how Langston has prepared them for life beyond the yard. Each students shared their experiences on how Langston shaped them to be the person that they’ve become now. Their…
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OPINION: “Everything is Romantic” – A Perspective on Romanticizing the Spring Semester
After an eight-week-long winter break, like probably many of my peers, I spent January 11th filled with a creeping dread as I ruminated on the next day, the first day of the spring semester. I doom scrolled through TikTok in hopes of alleviating this overwhelming feeling and was met with a video on my feed…
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The Lions’ New Years Resolutions for 2026
Out with the old and in with the new ! As the Langston Lions move into the spring semester and the new year, there are many different goals they wish to achieve or even habits they wish to break this time around. Jasmine Denson, a junior broadcast journalism major, says her new year’s resolution is…
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Issue: November 19, 2025
November 19, 2025 Vol. 88, No. 10 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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One for the Decade: KKPSI’s Road to Victory
The lights fade to a deep violet haze. A pulse begins—slow, steady, magnetic. Ten silhouettes emerge through the glow, each step measured, confident, and electric. The rhythm slides across the stage like smoke, and every move draws the crowd deeper into its spell. Presence, Pressure, and Passion all vigorously take over the stage as Kappa…
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When The Money Don’t Hit the Same: Federal Changes Cause Financial Aid Delays
For many college students, paying for school already feels like balancing too much at once, and with the Trump administration’s proposed financial aid cutbacks and the ongoing government shutdown, that balance is becoming harder to maintain. Two sophomore students, who spoke to The Gazette on the condition of anonymity to protect them from potential issues…
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From JUCO to the NAIA Stage: First-Year Langston Athletes Adjust to Life Beyond Community College
For many student-athletes, junior college is a stepping-stone—a place to develop academically, physically, and mentally while hoping for a second chance at a four-year opportunity. But making that leap brings a new set of challenges, expectations, and rewards. For Treshawn Cody and Jalen Obrian, both first-year students at Langston University and former junior-college basketball players,…
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Brotherhood, Balance, and the Game: How Two Langston Athletes Manage Sports, School, and Greek Life
For many Langston University students, college life is busy enough with classes, homework, and finding time for a social life. But for two student-athletes on campus, Remon Tuck, a junior sociology major and member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and Donte Manuel, a senior business administration major and member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity,…