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All content by Ferris McDaniel
Glass artist Nick Oldenburg starts off a new piece on Monday, April 29, 2013 in his workshop outside his home in Baton Rouge.

New glass art gallery showcases local artists, promotes domestic business

By Ferris McDaniel
April 30, 2013
Oak trees provide dappled sunlight in Memorial Oak Grove, which was dedicated in 1926 for the memory of fallen soldiers in World War I.

University trees are rich with history

By Ferris McDaniel
April 25, 2013
Ray Castle, LSU athletic training program director and associate professor, explains his experience at the Boston Marathon April 24, 2013, at a news conference in the Athletic Administration Building. Castle and three University students were volunteering at the marathon when the deadly explosions occurred April 15, 2013.

University Athletic Trainer shares experience at Boston bombing

By Ferris McDaniel
April 24, 2013
William Bouvay Jr., 42, of 8224 Skysail Ave., was arrested Wednesday morning, Sept. 19 in relation to the bomb threat reported Monday, Sept. 17.

William Bouvay Jr. pleads guilty to LSU bomb threat

By Ferris McDaniel
April 16, 2013

Second student government presidential election to be held Monday

By Ferris McDaniel
March 21, 2013
A small plate of finger beignets and a cup of cafe au lait sits on a table Wednesday, March 20, 2013, at Coffee Call on College Drive.

Writer spends night inside Coffee Call

By Ferris McDaniel
March 20, 2013
The LSU Board of Supervisors announced Monday that F. King Alexander, president of California State University Long Beach, is the lone finalist for LSU's  system president and chancellor position. 

President-chancellor finalist Alexander called champion of higher ed.

By Ferris McDaniel
March 18, 2013
SAE House

Investigation reveals truth about fraternity’s removal

By Ferris McDaniel
March 6, 2013
Cracklin’s are a south Louisiana specialty made of fried pork and fat.

This photo shows ve pounds of bright red, boiled crawsh from the Crawsh Barn located a short drive from Mamou.

The sun shines down on the farmland just outside of Mamou, La. somewhere on Highway 104.

[Photo] Mamou, I’m comin’ home

March 5, 2013
The sun shines down on the farmland just outside of Mamou, La. somewhere on Highway 104.

Mamou, I’m comin’ home

By Ferris McDaniel
March 5, 2013

Blog: Covering Maya Angelou’s performance

By Ferris McDaniel
February 20, 2013
Dr. Maya Angelou performs Tuesday, Feb. 19 in the Student Union Theater. Angelou is a writer, poet and African-American activist. She has written five autobiographical novels and many volumes of poetry.

Maya Angelou lectures to full house at Student Union Theater

By Ferris McDaniel
February 19, 2013
Maya Angelou recites poetry and tells stories of her personal experiences to the crowd gathered in Randolph College's Smith Hall Theatre in Lynchburg, Va., on Tuesday Jan. 29, 2013. (AP Photo/The News & Advance, Sam O'Keefe)

Maya Angelou to speak at sold-out lecture tonight

By Ferris McDaniel
February 18, 2013
Trial between terminated professor, University to begin Feb. 19

Trial between terminated professor, University to begin Feb. 19

By Ferris McDaniel
February 5, 2013
The International Cultural Center dedicated the Komma and Allam Remembrance Garden five years after the deaths of two international students from India.

Indian-American students’ deaths remembered five years later

By Ferris McDaniel
January 31, 2013
From left to right, Katrice Albert, Eric Monday, Michael Martin, John Lombardi.

LSU System looks toward changes, permanent leaders

By Ferris McDaniel
January 13, 2013
Mayor-President Kip Holden speaks at the ribbon cutting of the Public Works and Planning Center on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012.

Newly renovated Public Works and Planning Center opens Tuesday

By Ferris McDaniel
October 23, 2012
LSU exchange student Parisut Songtip, right, talks to Jinjuta Jirawatjunya, who was hit by a car Wednesday, Oct. 10, at the intersection of Nicholson and North Stadium drives, before heading to the hospital.

Three students hit by vehicles on campus in two weeks

By Ferris McDaniel
October 18, 2012
Construction on the first Louisiana Trader Joe’s location in Baton Rouge’s Acadian Village Shopping Center is set to begin later this year.

West Coast grocery store chain to open in Baton Rouge

By Ferris McDaniel
October 16, 2012

Entrepreneurship competition offers $25,000 for top pitches

By Ferris McDaniel
October 10, 2012
Former University undergraduate Kenny Nguyen is the CEO and founder of Big Fish Presentations.

Former student’s start-up earns $150,000 in 2012

By Ferris McDaniel
October 4, 2012
Jets of water rise out of a fountain Tuesday morning at the North Boulevard Town Square in Baton Rouge.

North Boulevard Town Square given Downtown Merit Award

By Ferris McDaniel
October 2, 2012
Museum features steamboat exhibit, glimpse into history of the Mississippi marvels

Museum features steamboat exhibit, glimpse into history of the Mississippi marvels

By Ferris McDaniel
September 24, 2012
Catherine Threlkeld / The Daily Reveille Officials respond to a bomb threat at the Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012.

Bomb threat reported at airport

By Ferris McDaniel
September 20, 2012

Greening America’s Capitals chooses Baton Rouge

By Ferris McDaniel
September 19, 2012
This rendering depicts the proposed renovations to the Main Street Market.

Main Street Market gets facelift

By Ferris McDaniel
September 18, 2012

Venture capital fund to kick-start startups; goal to raise $5 million

By Ferris McDaniel
September 16, 2012

District distributes survey on potential grocery store

By Ferris McDaniel
September 6, 2012

LSU alumnus and ‘Project Runway’ contestant supports cancer awareness with Rock One movement

By Ferris McDaniel
March 12, 2012