In the wake of David Vitter announcing his bid for Louisiana Governor and LSU’s annual tuition increases, I predict one positive outcome — a program in which Louisiana politicians provide financial...
Imagine if Zach Mettenberger started taking trips to play football for Barack Obama at the White House. They become friends and Mettenberger even sings “Happy Birthday” to the president. All...
A gunman shot and killed 21-year-old Purdue University senior Andrew Boldt on Tuesday, in the university’s electrical engineering building.
The best way to prevent catastrophes like these is for...
My stomach was the first to go.
Winter break has finally come to a close, and it has been a stressful week and a half since I returned to campus. So it seems far-fetched that a little more than a week...
The World Economic Forum released a Global Risk assessment on Dec. 30, 2013, that labeled income inequality as a major risk for youths. Five years after the global financial crisis, the global elite have...
As a member of the next generation of American workers, I stand with you in saying: we are in big trouble.
Over the past few years, the job market has become increasingly more unstable; graduates are frequently...
We’re 23 days into the new year, and for some of us, our new diets.
Granted, many of you may have already crumpled up your list of New Year’s resolutions and headed for Dairy Queen, putting...
Here’s a message to the sick and injured across the country complaining about the skyrocketing cost of health care in the United States, or simply to those who are still swimming in the ocean of...
One room in the state Capitol was buzzing Tuesday and could’ve led to an old-fashioned stoning, and maybe it did for some. The Louisiana House Criminal Justice Committee held a public meeting to...
This weekend, a handful of protestors gathered on the State Capitol steps to oppose stricter gun laws in Louisiana and the U.S. As if that’s what Baton Rouge should focus on right now, while homelessness,...
Tomorrow, the University’s Student Government will meet to decide whether everyone’s favorite guilty pleasure should be allowed on campus. No, I’m not talking about binge-watching Netflix...
There are never as many high-profile protests in Baton Rouge as there are in other major U.S. cities. Even during the height of the Occupy movement, the Baton Rouge attempt was never more than the butt...
