Art students have protested, crime-concerned policemen have spoken and now the entire LSU community is coming together to demand a change.
#fixLSU is a project with the potential to make LSU, well, fixed....
College students might have a thing or two to learn from an elementary school student who devised a simple, but brilliant, plan to tackle issues like loneliness and bullying that he saw in his schoolyard...
This month is the anniversary of the BP oil spill and the West Texas disaster, yet since those two events, there has been little to no major reforms or regulation to deal with the problem of toxic waste,...
The first weekend of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival kicked off yesterday, and there was no doubt a plethora of Native American headdresses were worn by non-Native Americans.
Sunscreen, bottles...
As you were headed out for spring break last week, you may have noticed a new billboard on South Acadian Thruway. With just the phrase “Pregnant?” and a phone number, it’s not clear what...
Wisdom is found within the collared shirt. That’s the word on the street at least. And by street, I mean Yik Yak, the anonymous micro blog that is taking LSU — and particularly LSU Greek Life...
When I came to LSU as a freshman, I only knew one other person. I wasn’t worried because I was under the impression that college would be filled with an eclectic population of students from all over...
Sex is a right, not a privilege. And it’s one that Louisiana lawmakers are trying to take away from you.
Louisiana legislation has been on fire recently with attacks on human sexuality coming from...
Imagine you read a pro-abortion rights column on The Daily Reveille website.
Being anti-abortion, you are outraged by the columnist’s words. You are determined to respond to this one-sided writer’s...
In society, laws are only as meaningful as much as they are enforced. For the past 20 years, the federal government has had a dispute with Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy over his use of public lands without...
In law, there is a general acceptance of the concept of retributive, or proportional, justice. For instance, if you are caught speeding down Nicholson while trying to make it to a 9:30 a.m. exam on time,...
