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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
