Dillard University’s Campus Programming Team hosted its first “Pop the Balloon” event as part of the Love and Sex Week festivities on Feb. 13, 2025.  This engaging event aimed to promote healthy...

The Dillard University Afrofuturism Club, Box of Courage Studios, and SoulFilms Studios united to present the B is for Cinema Black cinema experience to celebrate Black History Month. The experience...

New Orleans – Sabrina Greenlee held The Real Game Changers event at Dillard University during Super Bowl week, bringing students together to share her story of overcoming adversity and making a positive...

Coach Nile Legania, Dillard University track and field coach, finds the most rewarding aspect of coaching to be providing opportunities for students to pursue collegiate athletics.  Legania, a New...

Dillard Alumni won an Emmy at the 39th Annual Midsouth Emmy Awards this February, producing a documentary titled What We’ll Never Know, which explored the wrongful conviction of a Memphis black teen.  Natalie...

What seemed like just another Saturday event in New Orleans became a representation of love, hope, fun, and culture coming together as one for the Ninth Ward Love Riot event. Jon Batiste in partnership...

As February is coming to an end, we are approaching Mardi Gras Break and the beginning of Women’s History Month.  Maya Angelou once said, “Without courage, we cannot practice any other virtue with...

Dr. Monique Guillory reassured students, faculty, and staff of the current state of Dillard University during a town hall meeting held on Jan. 28 after President Donald Trump announced a pause on all federal...

Captain America himself, Anthony Mackie, made a special appearance at Dillard University on Friday, Feb. 14, having an inspiring discussion with students about how growing up in New Orleans and embracing...

What is love? And no, it’s not the song by V Bozeman. From soulmates to love at first sight, many have pondered over the concept of love for millenniums. Love has existed for as long as human life....

The Dillard University’s Theater Department debuts Fever on Feb. 14, a new play on the New Orleans 1853 Yellow Fever epidemic.   Fever follows the story of Marie Laveau, a free-colored woman born...

With the Super Bowl LIX being played in New Orleans on Feb. 9th, and a whole week of festivities along with it, there are many ways the National Football League is involving the youth. There were days...