As Thanksgiving makes its way to our agendas and stomachs, every Louisiana family plans to cook up their best dishes. Here are the top six classic Thanksgiving meals that you can expect to see on a Louisiana...
In the hustle and bustle of holiday season, our surroundings are constantly changing. From the cooler weather to the food on the table, it’s easy to get carried away going through the motions.
Juggling...
As the African American natural hair movement grows in popularity across the country, one University organization decided to ride the wave to increase its own popularity.
The campus organization —...
Following countless acts of police brutality during the last few years, many black people decided to stop protesting and start boycotting. Black Friday is the most popular time of year for Americans to...
Nowadays, it’s nearly impossible not to have relationships through social media.
Second-year performance studies graduate student Naomi Bennett explores this idea in her play, “Being Present,”...
The curtain rises, as the audience settles in their seats, preparing for the journey in which they were about to witness.
Complete with a cast of alumni, LSU School of Theatre brings the fall semester...
Over the past 57 years, Cancer Services has served thousands of patients, bringing to fruition its mission to improve life for those living with cancer.
Cancer Services’ signature fundraiser, the...
From “Friendsgivings” to “Ugly Christmas Sweater” parties, students are preparing for the holidays with a variety of celebrations. Here are a few ways to throw a memorable holiday...
In August 1955, white supremacists murdered 14-year-old Emmett Till. His grieving mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, distributed the photo of his mutilated corpse to the media, believing that if Americans could...
Ever since marketing senior Anna Vanvalkenburg wrote her first song with her little sister at age 8, she has held fast to her love of music. In the years after the sound man at her church first recorded...
While most college students experience stress, many do not have a healthy outlet to channel their anxiety. Manship graduate student Stazhia Pleasant, however, paints through her pain.
Pleasant began painting...
University students use their ceramics skills to make hand made pottery pieces to raise funds for the art program as part of The Ceramic Artist Student Association’s bi-annual Ceramic Art and Pottery...
