Students in Tangipahoa’s public schools will begin spring testing this week, and while some students (and parents) panic, School Superintendent Melissa Stilley said there are several things families can do to ease worries over the […]
LSU’s Manship School of Mass Communication junior Lauren Roach was awarded the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award by the LSU Black Faculty and Staff Caucus for her outstanding efforts in establishing a new initiative to […]
MY BROTHER, YOU MATTER! RAPID SUICIDE RATES IN AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN “My Brother, You Matter” will shine a light of hope in the alarming rise of suicide numbers in African American males. According to the […]
A retired educator with 40 years of service, Ava Brewster-Turner, Ph.D is the Founding Artistic Director of UpStage Theatre Company in Baton Rouge. She earned her BS from Grambling State University; M.Ed. from Southern University; […]
Shift your mindset, make small and large unselfish gestures, and you will change the culture all because you give a damn. Sounds simple enough, right? Author Mark S. Lewis believes it is, and he has penned an […]
Urban Restoration Enhancement Corporation has appointed Carl Dillon Jr. as UREC’s President & Chief Executive Officer. Dillon has been a driving force behind UREC’s community development initiatives for more than a decade. In his prior role […]
The East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority (EBRRA) has partnered with Converge to conduct a strategic visioning process to guide the future of our organization. We are conducting an anonymous, online survey as part of that process […]
Show makes its Louisiana debut, March 30-April 1 Positive-body image advocate Chenese Lewis will be the mistress of ceremonies on the main stage of the Bronner Bros. International Beauty Show in New Orleans. Lewis, a Baton […]
There are countless Louisianans who have contributed significantly to our state and nation’s history. They are the trailblazers and pioneers who have left an indelible imprint that continues to inspire. Among the most well-trained law […]
Girard Melancon, Ph.D., as vice chancellor for workforce solutions at Baton Rouge Community College. He has work with sector-based workforce training programs for more than 15 years and has invested more than $60 million foundation and […]
Baton Rouge writer Donney Rose to begin poetry and mapping project exploring the nation’s standing with black citizens 400 years since the first American slaves […]
On Friday, March 8th, RootsCampLA is participating in the traveling premiere of the film “The Women of Cancer Alley.” We’ll be showing it in partnership with the Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bucket Brigade, […]
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