McNeese State University

Big things are happening at Sam Houston Jones State Park and we are thrilled to be part of it!

National Public Service Day is the perfect time to look back on student projects like The Big Event! Interested in getting involved and helping in your community? Be sure to follow them and keep an eye out for the next opportunity to volunteer.
https://www.bigeventmsu.org/

This Geaux Blue Friday, we’re celebrating Black excellence at McNeese and the students, faculty and organizations that elevate and inspire our community.

Cowboy Camp isn't something any McNeese student would want to miss! Don't forget to register soon to enjoy fun games, meet new friends, learn important information and of course, earn that orientation credit.
https://www.kplctv.com/video/2026/06/18/mcneese-reminds-incoming-freshmen-register-cowboy-camp/

McNeese's offices will be closed on Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. They will reopen on Monday, June 22, at 7:30 a.m.

Get rowdy this National Mascot Day! Whether it's your favorite photos with McNeese's boot-wearing cowboy or a funny memory of his game-day antics, share your moments with Rowdy!

Pokes Down Under! This McNeese junior studied abroad for a semester to explore the biodiversity and unique classes found in Australia.
https://ow.ly/LLRM50ZclMZ

Need a cool snack for these hot summer days? Watermelons grown on the McNeese Farm are now available in Gayle Hall. Call 337-475-5690 to check current availability. Prices vary; cash or checks only.

Headed to Maine this summer? Don’t miss the chance to see McNeese’s own assistant professor of theatre, Joshua Stenvick, take the stage at Acadia Repertory Theatre! We’re proud to see our faculty shine beyond the classroom—break a leg, Joshua! 🎭 Learn more about the shows: https://acadiarep.com/

A piece of McNeese history found in Nashville! One of our alumni spotted this incredible display honoring the Hackberry Ramblers at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Did you know they made the first-ever recording of “Joli Blonde” in 1936—the song that’s now the anthem of every McNeese game day?

Where have you discovered a bit of McNeese spirit on your summer adventures? Or did you bring it with you? Share your stories and photos below!