On Friday, at Jazz Fest, it rained earlier in the day. I decided to wait until around 2:30 p.m. to enter the festival, ensuring the rain had stopped so that I wouldn't be trudging around in a poncho and...
The Fashion Association at LSU recently hosted its 17th annual student-run fashion show on Sunday at Red Stick Social. This year’s sold-out show featured senior collections from textiles, apparel...
The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge recently returned with their annual Art Flow exhibition and contest for 2024.
This year, all the art was promoted under the phrase, “There's No Place...
Every artist has their magnum opus, but before that, their first hit song must be recognized. Annie Tracy began her music journey on March 31, 2023, when she released her first single “Times It By Two”....
Despite LSU already having several award shows dedicated to LSU student theater, up until recently, we didn’t have a space to celebrate the musical performances within these productions. Formed this...
On Saturday, from 4 to 6 p.m., the senior class in the digital art program at LSU will host their annual art exhibition gala where they will present their digital media capstone projects.
The Glitch Gala...
After looking forward to this year’s Jazz Fest since the end of last year’s festival season, I can confidently say that weekend one was a success with a couple of bumps along the way, but nothing I...
Started in 2007 to draw attention to independent businesses and encourage the resurgence of the vinyl industry, Record Store Day is an annual celebration that takes place during April, usually on the third...
Victoria Monet’s star power is undeniable with her magnificent dance moves, powerhouse voice, and ability to create songs that require true longevity within the music industry. With “Jaguar”...
LSU Student Government hosted its annual Groovin’ event, a spring concert put together for the student body, on Saturday. This year, the performers were GloRilla, Glossup and Trina.
DJ Krumptime...
“Let me be: Grandma, Mama, and Me” is a show that delves into themes of grief, matriarchal relationships, death and Ugandan folklore. The show was written and directed by Sarah Nansubuga,...
By Claire Theriot, Social Media Manager
• April 24, 2024
Wednesday, April 24
School of Art Market | Free Speech Alley
The Ceramic Arts Student Association will be hosting an art market from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students are welcome to stop by and see work by...
