LSU and the DC bring a variety of new and traditional events on campus this month in recognition of Hispanic Heritage.
BCR events are exciting opportunities
“Most of the events are not, in fact, incredibly stuffy, and many are actually quite interesting. I have found myself sitting in Schrott or Eidson-Duckwall with goosebumps many times.”
Girl in Red is doing it again, baby: Album review
“Each track offers a unique glimpse into Ulven’s introspective world, showcasing emotionally charged lyrics and infectious melodies.”
Film Fanatics: ‘Civil War’ divides fans
“A24’s newest movie ‘Civil War’ transports audiences to the front line, forcing them to viscerally experience being in an active war zone.”
Hear them out: More men in the SLHS department
“‘Men can do it too,’ Bilodeau said. ‘We have very few males in our department, but I love hearing their perspectives. I find them to be amazing. They have a love for working in this area. There is something special about them.’”
Selling songs with nostalgia
“‘If we stop now and focus on nostalgia and try to bring back albums and songs that [already had their moment], then we’re not setting the stage for [new] creativity.’”
Dawg-Eared: ‘The Reappearance of Rachel Price’
Holly Jackson’s new book “The Reappearance of Rachel Price” is recommended for readers who love young adult mysteries.
Seeking solace in ’80s synth: ‘Found Heaven’ album review
“After his visceral encounters with heartache, Gray is ready to tell a different story of the convoluted emotions that accompany acrimonious breakups.”
Film Fanatics: Best movies for the eclipse
“Now on the other side of the solar eclipse, knowing that the apocalypse did not come, it is time to explore these cinematic interpretations of this fascinating phenomenon.”
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’: Album review
Beyoncé’s highly anticipated new album showcases a new side of her artistry to her many fans worldwide.