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Nicholls Colonels continue conference play as they face Northwestern Demons on the road
The Nicholls Worth
The Nicholls Colonels (2-5, 1-3 SLC) will travel to Natchitoches to face the Northwestern State Demons (0-7, 0-4 SLC) on Saturday at 2 p.m. at Harry Turpin Stadium. Both teams are looking to get back on track, with the Colonels hoping to end a four-game losing streak and the Demons searching for their first win...
Navigating health on campus: What students need to know about Nicholls’ University Health Services
The Nicholls Worth
Between balancing assignments, exams and a busy lifestyle, staying on top of your health can easily fall to the bottom of your to-do list. When you start coming down with a scratchy throat or sudden fever, figuring out where to go for care can feel overwhelming. Luckily, support is available right on campus at Nicholls’...
Delayed Veterans Affairs payments leave Nicholls veterans waiting for answers
The Nicholls Worth
For Morgan Kitchen, the first of the month means paying rent, shopping for groceries and ensuring her son’s well-being. When Sept. 1 came, Kitchen was left waiting for a payment she had already planned her month around. Kitchen is a full-time Nicholls student, a veteran and a single mother who relies on her...
Bridge to Independence students bring team spirit to intramural flag football
The Nicholls Worth
Nicholls students took to the field Monday for a game of intramural flag football behind the Harold J. Callais Recreation Center. Students from Nicholls’ Bridge to Independence program, which supports students with intellectual disabilities and autism, faced off against the opposing team, Onfive. Recreation workers monitored and refereed the game, expressing
Colonel Closet celebrates five years of battling on-campus food insecurity
The Nicholls Worth
Nicholls’ Colonel Closet, an on-campus resource center on the first floor of the Brady Clubhouse providing free basic necessities, celebrated its fifth anniversary on Sept. 18. Before being established by the Department of Student Affairs in 2021, the project began as a small collection of donations in a storage room managed by Student Affairs Case...
Traffic violations, an overdose and illegal drugs found on campus: Nicholls’ police reports
The Nicholls Worth
Nicholls’ University Police Department released police reports spanning the last several weeks. The report details a student reporting traffic violations, an on-campus overdose and illegal drugs found on campus. Sept. 27 | 6:02 p.m. A student visited the Nicholls Police Department to report telephone harassment. Sept. 29 | 4:19 p.m. A subject in the Millet..
Changes come to Pell Grant, student loan eligibility: What Nicholls students need to know ahead of spring advising
The Nicholls Worth
The U.S. Department of Education announced changes to 2026-2027 Pell Grant and student loan policies following the implementation of President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” in July 2025, potentially impacting part-time and course-withdrawing students. The bill established lifetime caps on undergraduate loans and changed eligibility requirements for
Balancing books and blocks: What Nicholls’ StudyNPlay partnership means for student-parents
The Nicholls Worth
Being a parent while being a full-time student is a job on its own. When you’re a student-parent, you have to study, turn in assignments and take care of your child–it can become overwhelming. Nicholls has partnered with Study-N-Play, a family-friendly study hub for student parents to study and do assignments while their child plays,...
Opinion – More Than Music: How Acadia Music Fest Harmonizes Heart, Community and Craft
The Nicholls Worth
When a music festival reaches its ten-year mark, it faces a delicate crossroads: does it morph into a sleek, commercial enterprise, or does it hold tight to the local pulse that gave it life? Wandering through the grounds of Acadia Music Fest, it quickly becomes clear that this event has chosen the latter, remaining an...
Waived sanctions on Russia and nationwide No Kings protests: Four key political updates
The Nicholls Worth
President Donald Trump waived sanctions on Russia’s economy amid the Ukraine War as No Kings protests took place across the country. Newly-appointed White House press secretary Karie Zacharia departed from the position after five days and one briefing as Trump reached a decision regarding the alleged livestreamed execution of the Fort Hood shooter. President
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