On March 14, the Hindu celebration Holi, also known as the celebration of colors, was celebrated in India, Nepal, and other parts of the world with a significant South Asian population. The Society of...
Here is your MidWeek Meteorology report for the week of March 20-26.
Pinpoint: The sun will rise at 7:08 AM Thursday morning. During the morning hours temperatures will range from the mid forties to...
The Mayor of Baton Rouge, Sid Edwards, set up a new proposal as part of his “Thrive! Baton Rouge” Project, to cut the East Baton Rouge Parish Libraries fund from 11.1% millige to 9.5%
“We want...
From the Catholic Life Center driveway to Perkins Road, "The Wearin of Green" Parade rolled through the streets of Baton Rouge for the 40th year in a row.
Over 100 people gathered to celebrate St. Patrick's...
Hazing is no longer just a college tradition—it’s a crime. After Louisiana passed the Max Gruver Act, another student’s death is putting the law to the test.
Southern University student Caleb...
By Shelby Varga, Senior News Reporter
• March 19, 2025
Last month, two state lawmakers requested the Louisiana Board of Regents complete a study to determine whether The University of New Orleans should be moved back into the LSU System.
UNO, which is currently...
By Gracie Guillot, Entertainment Reporter
• March 18, 2025
As Spring Break approaches, many are looking for last-minute plans. Whether you waited too long on planning that trip to Florida, couldn’t get days off work, or simply looking for a cheaper alternative,...
As college students settle into their new homes, many begin to realize that starting a new chapter of life can be an emotional experience. Whether it’s learning how to do laundry for the first time or...
The Foret-Tatman: Forward ticket for student government has been reinstated following a review from Dean of Students Fran'Cee Brown-McClure, overturning an SG Judicial Branch order finding the campaign...
The recent rise in popularity of healthy and active lifestyles among young adults has proven to be more than just a fad, with many LSU students taking an increased interest in the myriad of classes offered...
The Student Senate met Wednesday to discuss legislation and the U.S. Department of Education’s end to diversity, equity and inclusion programs and how the changes would affect SG moving forwards.
SG...
As negotiations between the mayor-president and the East Baton Rouge Parish Library come to a close, residents may not see the changes in the Library’s programs and offerings they feared would occur.
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