Rifles flew through the air as members of the United States Air Force Honor Guard performed a drill routine Thursday on the Parade Ground amid cheering ROTC Detachment 310 members.
This marks the first...
For more than 100 Baton Rouge residents, the beginning of the week means it's time to hit the ground running.
Each Tuesday, a group of runners gather downtown and relax afterward with a drink as part of...
The Business Education Complex, the new home of the E.J. Ourso College of Business, will be unveiled to the public today at a 10:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The event will feature keynote speaker...
In its second year of existence, the University chapter of EnvironMentors is thriving.
EnvironMentors, an initiative of the National Council for Science and the Environment, is designed to enrich...
There may not have been any gold statues, but everyone was a winner at the Manship Theatre and Scene Magazine's first-ever Oscar party.
John Kaufman, director of marketing and programming for the Manship...
A message to game designers: blending the best parts of some of the best games from the past few years does not make a great game. "Syndicate" is a perfect example. The game is an amalgamation of elements...
When Dallas Teague, studio arts student at Baton Rouge Community College, walked through the doors of the Shaver Theatre on Friday for Swine Palace's production of "Pride and Prejudice," she couldn't have...
