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Love Your Neighbor, an organization started by senior Alex Tupper, has provided about 11,000 meals to Haitians since its inception in May.

University student teaches Haitians how to farm

By Sydney Blanchard, Staff Writer September 23, 2012

 Alex Tupper awakes in the early morning to a banging at his door. He hears a voice yell, “Alex, get up ... we need your help!” Tupper rushes frantically to the not-yet-open medical...

Academia: It’s a Boys’ Club

By Elizabeth Clausen, Staff Writer September 23, 2012

Estimate the percentage of female full professors nationwide. You probably guessed about 40 or 50 percent — and if you did, you’re wrong. Make no mistake about it — academia is still...

Professor and chemist Steven Barker sits at his desk, surrounded by curious objects — a mortar and pestle, a DNA model, the cylinder of a spectrometer.

Professor talks DMT research, its effects on you — and possibly your faith

By Clayton Crockett, Staff writer September 23, 2012

Professor Steven Barker is a curious, if strange, man. And he does little to hide it, if he does so at all. With 28 years of work at the University behind him, this particular afternoon sees Barker smiling...

Tumblr sensation and art history freshman Andrew Harlow looks through his camera on LSU campus on Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Student gains 80,000+ Tumblr following, made site admin

By Sydni Dunn, Staff writer September 2, 2012

Andrew Harlow’s Tumblr site is characterized by a stark white background offset by a stream of artistic images framed in a vertical column — elegant black and white photography, fashion forward...

Armand Williams poses for a photo in the Wide Reciever's meeting room at the LSU Football Operations Facility.

Wide receiver reflects on double family life

By Katie Macdonald, Staff writer September 2, 2012

As a sophomore in high school, current LSU wide receiver Armand Williams had only two choices: remain with his mother as they faced a second eviction notice, or enter the home of relative strangers. Armand...

Students, professionals discuss the mystery of lucid dreaming

By Xerxes Wilson, Staff writer September 2, 2012

As I looked across the coziness of my grandmother’s house, something struck me as shockingly familiar. My grandmother was hard at work in the kitchen while my grandfather sat in his old recliner...

A photo of Joseph Edwards was taken a year before he was murdered in Vidalia, La. His case is one of several cold case murders that are currently being investigated by the FBI.

Cold case Klan murder cases plague La., Miss.

By Xerxes Wilson, Staff writer April 25, 2012

As a black man persevering in the sweltering racial oppression of deep south, 1960s Louisiana, Wharlest Jackson was moving up in the world by most measures. A veteran of the Korean War, he was the father...

Laurie Chancey is a sociology grad student at LSU. She has no formal schooling except undergrad and graduate schooling which is a process called unschooling.

Sociology instructor works toward Ph.D. without high school diploma

By Emily Herrington, Staff writer April 25, 2012

Two hundred pairs of eyes in are fixed on Laurie Chancey. She’s teaching Introduction to Sociology to a room full of students who hold a degree she doesn’t.A  Chancey, a 31-year-old...