Wednesday, March 27Free Art at Lunch: Fall in Love with Louisiana Birds | LSU Museum of Art at the Shaw Center for the ArtsPresident and Education Chair of the Baton Rouge chapter of the National Audubon...
Mike Weary, 36, works in a dimly lit studio. It’s quiet, but there are whispers all around. Different sized canvases are stationed in different areas. Each one is a beautiful painting pouring out...
The Fashion Magazine at LSU recently hosted its first-ever “Fashion Court” in the Holiday Forum. The court-style event was improv-based, and participants presented their styles and cases in...
In honor of March being National Nutrition Month, the LSU Student Health Center hosted an event in Free Speech Alley during Tiger Wellness Week on Friday called “Dietitians Eat Donuts.”
On-campus,...
College students often question if they chose the correct major for themselves. For LSU alumna Rachel Johnston, there was no question whether or not she was on the right path.
The 22-year-old graduated...
Wednesday, March 20Kneaux Your Status HIV Testing | Tower DriveCheck up on you or your partner’s physical health. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, students can get free rapid HIV, Syphilis and...
Every Saturday in downtown Baton Rouge, white tents line up on the corner of 5th and Main streets. Shoppers stream in and out of the Red Stick Farmers Market, carting tote bags filled with fresh produce....
The LSU Main Library recently opened a new exhibition on the second floor that recreates a sitcom version of the Black living room. It's based on mass communication professor Asha Winfield's dissertation,...
The 2012 award-winning classic “Les Miserables” returned to theaters for just one week this month across different theaters.
The Dolby Cinematic movie experience stars Hugh Jackman and...
From the twinkling lights hung overhead, to the live jazz music filling the Hopkins Black Box Theater, “Yearning” truly takes viewers back to the 1920s.
“Yearning” is play with...
Jazz is a genre of music rich with cultural and historical significance, especially in Louisiana. Yet, both the local and national jazz scene do not accurately reflect women’s contributions to the...
Baton Rouge is home to many things, one of them being live music. Wednesday night at Chelsea’s Live held true to this theme.
The Stews, who got their start at Auburn University, headlined the...
