College. It’s a time where students work toward getting a degree and figuring out their futures through a blur of sleep deprivation and overwhelming stress.
But college is about much more than getting...
They have minions who watch the public for them and analyze our movements. They creep in the shadows until they’ve determined the right moment to make their move. They are powerful and can change...
It seems Facebook has finally found something that unifies the yin and yang of American politics.
What might that be, you ask?
Pop culture, of course.
The social media site released a study Monday examining...
When someone says something mean to you on the Internet, most people will tell you to ignore it. But if an anonymous stranger came up to you on the street and shouted hurtful expletives at you, would you...
Supporters of Rep. Bill Cassidy, R-La., Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., or Republican newcomer Rob Maness surrounded the steps of the Journalism Building at LSU last night for the final debate in the State’s...
It’s no secret there’s a preconception of Republicans as a little bland. White-skinned, gray-haired men and women smiling and waving at cameras are the typical portrait of conservative America.
The...
I was a freshman when I first learned the things I say could have a negative effect on the people around me.
Coming back from class to my dorm with a group of friends, the subject of hermaphrodites came...
Yesterday, October 28, would have been the day that Jonas Salk turned 100 years old. Salk, though now most famous as the subject of countless daytime PBS specials and pub trivia questions, was originally...
There are more reasons to be angry at Walmart than not being able to find a parking spot or the endless line that winds around the store from the customer service desk.
Walmart remains one of the most...
At the 2014 BET Hip Hop Awards, entertainment website Bossip.com interviewed rapper Young Thug and asked him, in the midst of Mike Brown’s death, what should be changed in the way black men are policed...
With only one week until Election Day, things are getting pretty hectic. Campaigns are still running strong, people are rushing to get their votes in early and countless cable news networks are reporting...
On my way to work every Sunday after a home game, there are a few things I can count on.
There’s the acrid stink of urine in the staircase outside of Hodges Hall right by the Reveille newsroom. There...
