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Students who are participating in any production can spend up to five hours a day, five days a week practicing. Senior Richard Coleman has been performing in such productions since his sophomore year.

Discover One of the Nation’s Best Opera Programs

By Victor Cano November 11, 2013

Joining the vocal program at LSU requires more than just GPAs and essays. Students wanting to enter the music program must go through a nerve-wracking audition in high school. As high school seniors, applicants...

Our Dark Horse: LSU Equestrian Club

Our Dark Horse: LSU Equestrian Club

By Raina LaCraze September 22, 2013

Though the team has been around since 1999, the LSU Equestrian buzz is muffled next to the bleacher- stomping roar of LSU football fans. Unlike football — and nearly all other LSU athletics —...

Navy ROTC students present the colors at morning practice at Southern University.

On Board

By Victor Cano September 22, 2013

LSU students in NROTC wake up before 5 a.m. to make it to physical training exercises at Southern University. After finishing physical training, PT, they attend classes at Southern that are geared towards...

Since being diagnosed with AIDS, Millicent Foster has become a promoter of AIDS awareness. She shares her story with others in hopes of helping those who are uneducated or unaware of the disease. 

Not Immune

By Austen Krantz September 22, 2013

Millicent Foster found out she had AIDS in 2003. She was diagnosed while she was living in Angie, La., after multiple visits to the emergency room for physical difficulties. “When I found out, the...

The gluten-free diet has recently gained popularity in the world of diet trends, but for some people, the diet is not a choice; avoiding gluten is essential to their health and well-being.

Getting Around Gluten: Popular diet more than a trend for some

By Lauren Duhon September 22, 2013

Food trends come and go. Some diets are backed by the motivation to slim down while others are simply “what’s in” at that moment in time. Other diets are endorsed by celebrities or can...

Oscar explained his college experience is easier and happier with Carolina by his side.

Books, Bouquets & Bridal Gowns: Students balance marriage with school

By Gabrielle Schick September 22, 2013

Many college students’ weekly responsibilities consist of grocery shopping, doing laundry, going to class and studying for exams. Some undergrad students choose to face these weekly responsibilities...

LSU psychology sophomore Courtney Brandabur created Girl Warrior to promote female empowerment.

Female Empowerment

By Samantha Bares May 5, 2013

Upset with society’s image of womanhood, Baton Rouge women are analyzing magazines like Cosmopolitan and Seventeen to show how harmful their messages are to women. These women, who tear up pages...

Stacks of Nike shoe boxes line the walls.

Sports Swag

By Bria Turner April 18, 2013

No papers, no pencils. Not even a broken rubber band. NCAA athletes aren't allowed to receive anything that could be interpreted as an extra benefit given because of their athletic status. The NCAA Extra...

Adderall is easier to get than ever, and students are taking advantage.

Focus Fix

By Austen Krantz April 6, 2013

When *Kelly studied for her first exams at the University, she ran into a bit of trouble. She felt scatterbrained and anxious. She returned to her hometown doctor who then evaluated her and prescribed...

From left to right: Sidney Padgett, Yvonne Philipps, Claire Langlois and Courtney McGuffee are members of the LSU Baseball Bat Girls, a 21-person squad that assists the Tigers on and off the field.

For the Love of the Game

By Morgan Searles April 6, 2013

Though their other collegiate counterparts may fall victim to such catchy titles as the “Diamond Darlings” of Texas A&M, “Diamond Dolls” of Alabama or “cleat chasers,”...

University Associate Librarian Mark Martin has been car-free for 22 years and advocates for safer streets in Baton Rouge.

Share the Road

By Samantha Bares April 6, 2013

University alumnus Ross Baringer was run off of the road by a motorist on Valentine’s Day, damaging his bike and breaking two of his teeth. Despite having an active taillight flashing toward the...

More people are giving online dating a shot, but as LEGACY staff writer Sydney Blanchard discovered, it may not be so easy.

Searching for Love

By Sydney Blanchard April 6, 2013

After a month, I can say with honesty, “I tried.” I really did give online dating a shot. I meticulously crafted my profile. I added flattering pictures, answered hundreds of questions and...