LEGACY Magazine sat down with the creative minds behind some of the recently opened or soon-to-come eateries to find out what’s happening behind the kitchen doors.
Nick Hufft, Curbside Burgers
After...
The University hosts hundreds of international and foreign exchange students each year. Yearly and by semester, new students are welcomed from across the globe to the unique state of Louisiana and receive...
By Jordan LaHaye - LEGACY Magazine
• April 21, 2017
Universities typically plant the seeds of thousands of lifelong pursuits. All across campus, there are hideaways where students pour their lives into perfecting their craft. These spaces house the struggles,...
By Claire Bermudez | @claireebermudez
• April 21, 2017
Walking through Free Speech Plaza, students encounter a range of sights, from street preachers to the monthly farmer’s market. Another common occurrence is the various groups of University organizations...
By Elizabeth Nelson | @vidella_lee
• April 19, 2017
The Dancer’s Workshop, founded in 1973 and serving as the official school of the Baton Rouge Ballet Theater, is a place of big dreams.
Dancers spanning from children to adults gather under the tutelage...
By Jordan LaHaye | @jordanisabella4
• April 17, 2017
Walking around campus, we pass hordes of other students every day. What we see are students like us: stressed, sleep deprived and each moving step by step toward their goals.
If we could see past the outward...
Kirk Bovill, a University alumnus and former LSU track coach, can only be described as a Renaissance man. First and foremost an actor, his experiences lend life to the characters he plays.Bovill has numerous...
Family. Safe space. Sisterhood: words University women use to describe the feeling of being a part of the Minority Women’s Movement (MWM).
Recognizing the struggle of attending a predominately white...
By Elizabeth Duggins | @eduggins94
• April 5, 2017
The Gregory | The Watermark Hotel
What once stood as the Louisiana National Bank is now the elegant Watermark Hotel. One can feel the history oozing out of the building as soon as they step in, from the...
Students and faculty perusing the produce offered at the University’s farmer’s market should be on the lookout for another farmer’s market — operated and supplied with produce...
The average student’s daily schedule may not include organic gardening, but taking time to grow herbs on a windowsill or cultivate a plot in a community garden is well worth students’ time.
The...
Religion can define a culture, end a war, answer the inevitable or enhance the diversity on a college campus.
“How did I go from believing in absolutely nothing to believing in everything? ... It’s...
