Capital Missionary Baptist Church invites community to Easter Services at the Louisiana Leadership Institute, 5763 Hooper Road, Sunday, April 4 at 11am. Services will observe Holy Communion and strict COVID precautions will be in place.
In separate announcements, East Baton Rouge Councilmembers Erika Green, and Carolyn Coleman along with Baker Mayor Darnell Waites, EBR Constable Terrica Williams, and State Reps. C. Denise Marcelle and Larry Selders have endorsed State Sen. […]
It was the top of the COVID pandemic in the United States – a time when safety precautions were confusing to many Americans, personal protective equipment was scarce, and accommodations were just starting to be […]
Education officials feared that they were going to lose ground again in the coming budget year after more than a decade of financial instability. But they are now optimistic that the state will invest more in education and that another aid package in Congress will help keep them whole. […]
Residents are still responsible for the entirety of the rent owed, and landlords can try to collect this rent starting on July 1, 2021 […]
Southern University System launches a statewide campaign to encourage minorities to get COVID-19 vaccine The campaign, “Don’t Wait. Vaccinate!,” is a response to disappointing data that continues to reveal that ethnic minorities, who are disproportionately […]
STEM NOLA is a national leader in the design and delivery of STEM-based activities, programs and events to K-12 students, families and communities. Participants in STEM USA programs receive a unique interactive, hands-on learning experience […]
The Louisiana Center for Health Equity in collaboration with the Louisiana Department of Health, Office of Public Health, and Pennington Biomedical Research Center announces the 2021 Health Summit: #LA40by2030. The Summit will open on March 30 […]
The Louisiana GOP recently emailed its praise of Former President Donald T rump’s endorsement of U.S. Senator John Kennedy for re-election. In a statement, the organization said: The LAGOP congratulates Senator Kennedy and looks forward to working […]
Two Black members of LSU’s Board of Supervisors asked why the LSU Faculty Senate introduced a resolution to require an African American studies course for its students and then didn’t vote on it. “Some short while […]
According to the most recent statistics from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, approximately 40 percent of the 425,000 missing children in America are Black. Specifically, 156,000 Black children under 18 are missing and unaccounted for. […]
The Southern University College of Agricultural, Family and Consumer Sciences (CAFCS) is inviting high school juniors and seniors, Southern University students, and students interested in transferring to Southern to its’ virtual recruitment fair at 6 […]
ExxonMobil employee volunteers welcomed 130 middle-school girls from 13 schools in both East and West Baton Rouge Parish for Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, a program designed to inspire female students to consider careers in engineering. “We’re […]
Stephen D. Wilson, a Grambling State University student, has been awarded an internship in operations with the House Democratic Caucus in Washington, D.C. According to GSU, the senior biology pre-med major will be providing outreach […]
On Saturday, April 17, Southern University and Grambling State University will faceoff at the 47th Annual Bayou Classic at Independence Stadium in Shreveport. This move from New Orleans was announced in October after a decision […]
Shalanda Young, a native of Baton Rouge, who serves as Clerk and Staff Director for the House Appropriations Committee, appears the likely choice to replace Neera Tanden as President Joe Biden’s choice to lead the […]
On Friday, March 5, 2021, members of the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison Reform Coalition issued a statement encouraging the City-Parish’s medical request for proposal and supporting a COVID-19 lawsuit filed on behalf of detainees. […]
Two LSU Athletics employees were suspended without pay after a law firm’s report into LSU’s alleged mishandling of sexual assault complaints was released March 5. Scott Schneider, a representative from the law firm, Husch Blackwell, […]
James Edward Penny brought a whole new way of thinking to the Grambling State University Television Center when he arrived on campus in the fall of 1986. “Through his leadership, he bridged a wide gap […]
Nurturing Our Roots Roots Genealogy Discussions hosted by Antoinette Harrell and Karran Royal will feature women ancestors and family members, March 9 at 7pm. View the discussion at http://bit.ly/AKnurturingourroots
Southern University and A&M College commemorates its annual Founders’ Day and 141st anniversary during the week of March 8-12 with a variety of events and observances. In 1880, Southern University became the first state-funded institution of […]
The American Advertising Federation of Baton Rouge hosted its annual awards show virtually and named Joshua Howard of the Baton Rouge Youth Coalition (BRYC) as this year’s Mosaic Champion Award recipient. Howard is owner of […]
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