The NBRNow Blue Ribbon Commission steps forward to bring healthcare providers to north Baton Rouge in an effort to make this part of the city-parish healthier. With the help of federal, state, local governments, along […]
Workshop will teach women how to choose equipment for a farm or garden Southern University Ag Center’s Wisteria Alliance Program will hold a Women in Agriculture Workshop on Saturday, June 4 at the Episcopal Church […]
“You are more willing to fight for students to participate in athletics than you are for an athlete who shows academic accomplishment to give his valedictory address at his only high school graduation,” writes Dillard University president Walter Kimbrough, “Please understand that these actions display a, hopefully unconscious, bias that allows you to advocate for Black students on the field or court, but to be punitive when it comes to academics.” […]
“GO. SEE. DO,” IS THE MESSAGE CALVIN MACKIE, Ph.D., is spreading with a STEM revolution that is exposing young people to math and science interactively. The mission is to grow future innovators, creators, and entrepreneurs […]
Pennington Biomedical Research Center Brings Giant Inflatable Colon to Baton Rouge Interactive Experience to Show the Different Stages of Colorectal Cancer WHAT In the United States, there are more than one million Americans living with […]
The Brittney Mills Act, sponsored by Rep. Edward Ted James, D-Baton Rouge, failed to pass out of the House Commerce Committee. After a motion to pass the bill failed with a tie vote of 6-6, James asked to voluntarily […]
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