All you need to fit in at an emo prom is smudged eyeliner, gauged ears, a tuxedo t-shirt, choppy dyed hair, fishnet stockings, black lipstick, a pair of Chuck Taylors and some parents that just don’t...

Last month, an unexpected announcement was made that had every pop-punk fan and nostalgic millennial rushing to get tickets: The When We Were Young Festival. In this Warped Tour-style lineup, over 60 of...

Perhaps one of the most integral parts of Valentine’s Day is the romantic and intimate dinner you have with your lover. For Baton Rouge couples, there is a diverse selection of both fine dining and...

February is the month of everything pink and red with a hint of love in the air. Being in a relationship for Valentine’s day is fun, but so is letting your hair down and spreading the with your favorite...

College students have their fair share of struggles when it comes to mental health. With dooming deadlines, work, social life and everything else, balance goes out the window and students are left to stress...

Feb. 1 marked the beginning of the Lunar New Year. This holiday is celebrated by the Asian community around the globe, including many in Baton Rouge. This year resonates deeply here as we welcome the Year...

There was a torrential downpour outside the New Orleans Smoothie King Center on Feb. 3. Nevertheless, dedicated Billie Eilish fans packed together with raincoats and umbrellas in hand, ready to see the...

The 225 Theatre Collective gives the boot to all antiquated notions of what theatre should look like, one stage production at a time. It all started with a mom’s group on Facebook. Stephanie...

"Archive 81" is the first binge-worthy horror series of the year, if not for its ending. Based on the successful found-footage horror podcast of the same name by Dan Powell and Marc Sollinger, this Netflix...

Monday, Feb. 7 Unmasking Brain Injury Exhibit | LSU Library The LSU School of Psychology and the Brain Injury Association of Louisiana are partnering with LSU Libraries to present this exhibition. The...

When political science junior Stephen Privat got a text from “Jeopardy!” asking if he would be available for a phone call the following day, he thought it was a scam. But the next day, he took...

Two years following the cancellation of BUKU, festival-goers and ravers are beaming to go to this year's two-day event at the end of March. To add to the Buku Music + Art Project’s impact, they will...