While most LSU fans will happily trade a few nine or 10 win seasons for a national championship now, the Tigers lost a record 13 starters from their national championship winning roster to the NFL draft.
Considering...
This is the sixth and last piece in a series of first-person accounts of how students are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, written by the Reveille's opinion columnists.
As the early weeks...
Literacy and reading comprehension are essential to effective communication and interaction, especially at universities and higher-education institutions. As our society evolves into a technological powerhouse,...
As the spring semester ends, so does my undergraduate career and employment with the Reveille. My hope is that there will be a politically-minded writer to take my place. With that hope, I would like to...
Change seems to have been the only constant throughout these last few weeks. Social distancing guidelines have become the new normal. Louisiana and the rest of the world are in the midst of a fight against...
The government lauds itself for giving most Americans between $1,200-$2,400 for one month. There is this misconception that taxpayers are adequately cared for, and that the allocation of our tax dollars...
Everyone’s dealing with quarantine in different ways. For freshmen who had their first year of college disrupted by the pandemic, adjusting to new schedules amid all the chaos and worry has been...
Many people are trying to find new ways to combat boredom while being stuck inside. One way to stay occupied is by keeping up with your favorite creators on Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat. However, many...
Some people are quarantining with roommates, others with spouses and children. Many millennials, however, have quarantine partners who can't speak to them, cook for them or clean up after themselves. Their...
So, maybe I was a little bit delighted by the concept of social distancing when I first heard about it back in early March. After all, I’d pretty much been doing exactly that for 19 years of my life,...
This is the fifth piece in a series of first-person accounts of how students are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, written by the Reveille's opinion columnists.
There’s nothing eerier...
When I first received the email from the University about the remainder of the semester being moved to online classes, I really did not think it would be that bad. Honestly, so far, the classes themselves...
