Booze, food and creative costumes all haunted the Old State Capitol Thursday during its first annual Spirits of Louisiana event. The event raised money for necessary upgrades to the 166-year-old building.
Manship...
Despite “no-skateboarding” signs and bumpy sidewalks, skateboard culture on campus is alive and well.
Skateboarding originated during the ’50s in California. Over the last seven decades,...
The Voice of a Generation graced the Baton Rouge River Center stage Wednesday night.
Music legend Bob Dylan drew in hundreds of fans for an intimate 8 p.m. concert and an evening of nostalgia. Concert-goers...
Since its inception two autumns ago, University alumnus Jeffrey Roedel has been compiling journal entries, products and concepts for his project, Wonder South, a brand promoting Southern outdoor culture....
From 1920s skyscraper to state bank, the historic building at 150 Third Street has seen it all. Now, it is The Watermark Baton Rouge Hotel, the latest addition to the Autograph Collection of hotels by...
New Orleans-based band Flow Tribe went from being a high school backyard band to working alongside former Cash Money Records producer Mannie Fresh for its 2017 album.
Flow Tribe got its start in 2004 when...
The Daily Reveille: I understand that you are the lead singer for Paper Route. Could you tell me how you guys came up with that name?J.T. Daly: When we started we were talking about how we didn't want...
From a barnhouse to a slaughterhouse, Iverstine Family Farms turned its quaint farm into a thriving local business. Since the butcher shop opened its doors on Perkins Road Friday, political science senior...
On Oct. 20, Nintendo announced its newest console, the Nintendo Switch, previously referred to as the “NX.”
The Switch is both a home console and portable device, combining the full library...
With the DJ mixing funky tunes in the background, the University club You Got Served, geared up in the Royal Cotillion Ballroom for its third Annual Real Men Wear Pink fashion show Monday.
The community-based...
With Halloween and holiday parties underway, here are a few uses for the most fall of fruits.
Pumpkin Picking
Before carving, decorating or eating a pumpkin, you must first decide how you’ll use...
University alumna and microbiologist Kaitlynn Fenley has a passion for nature, science and all things fermented.
“My parents took my sisters and me camping all the time when I was young and exposed...
