Americans listen to four hours of music a day, according to an Edison Research study released in 2014. We use music to live our everyday lives, and no matter what kind of music we listen to, we cannot...
If you drive a vehicle under the influence of an illicit substance, I have a problem with you.
It was just a mistake, and you’re sorry? Sorry, that doesn’t cut it for me.
As a society, we’ve...
President Donald Trump first vowed to destroy the Johnson Amendment on June 21, 2016. In a private meeting with Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and a group of evangelical leaders, he said, “We are going...
Gov. John Bel Edwards hasn’t even passed the halfway mark of his first term yet, but he’s already proven himself to be more effective than his predecessor — at least when partisan politics...
Imagine you’re 35 with kids of your own and have $20,000 left to pay in student loans. You have your degree and work extremely hard, but with your salary it seems like you’re in endless debt....
What’s really in your food?
This question is not only for consumers with questionable meat slapped on their McDouble, it also has to do with the emergence of innovative food technologies, for grocery...
When most people think of Louisiana, they reduce it to Mardi Gras, French heritage and New Orleans. Residents have developed their own stereotypes as well. One of the most pervasive stereotypes is the...
Local grown, organic foods are packed with flavor and nutrients that genetically modified organisms cannot compete with.
Traditional farming practices take abundant amounts of space to grow, cultivate...
Last semester, the editorial staff at The Daily Reveille opted to reduce print frequency to alleviate financial woes.
After losing significant advertising revenue and nearly depleting fiscal reserves,...
On Feb. 16, 2017, immigrants from around the nation took part in “A Day Without Immigrants,” a solidarity movement, which was both a boycott and a strike.
The grassroots campaign spread like...
It’s been less than a month since a massive tornado hit New Orleans East, and the conversations and posts have almost disappeared. It is mind-blowing. Was the tornado only noteworthy the moment it...
There’s no doubt the entire state of Louisiana started preparing for Mardi Gras months ago. Beads are bought in bulk along with alcohol, masks and costumes. People work on parade floats for months...
