LSU has been very proud of itself lately.
It chose its first Black president. Middleton Library was renamed because its namesake supported segregationist policies during his 1952-1961 presidential...
Between the spending bill to avert a government shutdown, the Afghanistan crisis, the ongoing COVID crisis and much more, it's easy to miss big stories. However, there is a difference between missing a...
I discovered "The Dick Cavett Show" this summer. The iconic late-night talk show from the '60s and '70s helmed by the titular, mild-mannered host was an unexpected breath of fresh air at a time in which...
In the online world, you can't get too far expressing your belief about something before someone else jumps in and tries to correct you. Some people believe that their opinions are more valuable than...
Four major hurricanes have made landfall in Louisiana over the past 13 months, leaving a wake of significant damages in all 64 parishes and an estimated $2.5 billion needed for unmet housing...
Where there are celebrities, there are fans.
When news releases about a celebrity, fans seem to automatically assume they have personal knowledge of the celebrity as if they are a part of this person's...
Growing up, I always admired the FBI as a highly esteemed group that kept our country and its people safe. However, as the years have passed, I have increasingly found myself reading and listening to stories...
It is universally acknowledged that the Internet is an incredibly strange, sometimes unforgiving, but always fascinating place. It’s been this way forever, or at least ever since I stepped out onto...
No matter the department, every area of public service improves when accountability and transparency are present. Citizens need to see how their taxpayer dollars are used to hold public servants liable...
Once you've seen one Zoom class, it can feel like you've seen them all. Behind the accidentally unmuted microphones, sea of black squares and technological difficulties, online school quickly becomes impersonal...
In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death in the summer of 2020, the university committed to positive fundamental change on campus. It was swift—within hours of the Board of Supervisors approving...
Ahead of hurricane Ida, 843 nursing home residents from seven homes were crammed into an Independence, La. warehouse.
The conditions they suffered in the following days were horrific. Residents...
