It was after enrolling in a course titled “Magic and Religion” my freshman year that I decided to pursue a major in religious studies.
Though I didn’t quite understand the scope of the...
Student Government’s mission is to “advocate tirelessly the interests of LSU students by enhancing the student experience, promoting the image of the university and supporting student achievement...
Media and public affairs graduate student Joshua Jordan responds to the Oct. 7 article, "Letter to the Editor: Renaming campus buildings is a fleeting gesture, fails to evoke real change."
“You can’t...
A dead horse that I have and will continue to relentlessly kick throughout my time as a columnist and beyond is that the arts and humanities are owed much more of our time and attention than we presently...
On Dec. 13, 2019, former President F. King Alexander announced in a campus-wide email that he was leaving the university.
He left the university community with one note that still strikes me—"Please...
I have written for The Reveille for the past semester and a half. In that time I have shared my opinions on a variety of topics, from LSU football to Mike the Tiger's happiness.
In doing so, I have learned...
Waking up to a schedule laden with completely arbitrary tasks is part of the student’s job description. From message boards to Moodle, the mundane and mandatory seem to subsume much of “student...
Last semester, I ended up in two casts, one on each foot. While I was still able to walk, every step was incredibly awkward and painful, especially over hills and long distances.
Because I did not have...
In 2019, LSU enforced accessibility standards compliant with federal laws for the disabled. It was certainly a lot of work. LSU must feel good about it. But I am someone it was supposed to help, and it...
This has undoubtedly been the most challenging and unapologetically stressful semester of my entire life.
Sure, overwhelming assignments, back-to-back exams and a concerning amount of lost sleep have characterized...
On Friday, Oct. 15, LSU hosted their annual Fall Fest. Though the event had been postponed two weeks due to weather concerns, it was nevertheless a welcome return since the event's COVID-19 hiatus.
The...
The announcement of this year's Nobel Prize in Economics rejoiced much of academia and the intelligentsia in economics.
The research behind the Nobel furthered evidence supporting the "credibility...
