The Department of Industrial and Engineering Technology offers students hands-on training, an industry-driven curriculum and the opportunity to earn two degrees offered nowhere else in the region. Dr....

Looking from the inside, dating in college may seem comparatively easier than dating after graduation. While some people feel that it is comparatively easier to meet people in college, others may not...

Skills taught in some classes can be directly applied in the real-world setting. Public speaking, Introduction to Financial Accounting and Software Engineering are courses professors explained are significant...

The University Police Department’s Office of Community Education provides educational classes for the community to help prevent dangerous scenarios. One of these classes is the Rape Aggression Defense...

At the third annual "Puppy Run," Kappa Sigma raised $2,274, the most money raised at the event to date. Held at Cook Field from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 6, the fundraiser was accompanied by music...

Greek Week ended with many accolades and stepping. The last events of the week included the Step Show, Greek Court and awards, which started on April 4 at 7 p.m. in the University Center. Before the...

Candidates for the Student Government Association election shared their platforms and future goals at the "SGA Executive Elections Debate." The debate was held on Wednesday, April 3 at 6:30 p.m. in...

The "Spirit of the Southland" Colorguard continues recruitment. On April 3, the color guard set up a recruitment table outside the War Memorial Student Union. According to Kirsten Saint, captain of...

Greek organizations gathered to test their knowledge for "Greek Trivia." The contest was held at the parking garage on April 3. Each team chose three members from different chapters to compete. The...

For Sexual Assault Awareness Month, students rallied and marched with signs on campus to bring attention to the issue. "Take Back the Night Rally" started at the Katrina Memorial Fountain on April 2,...

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars hosted a seminar to help students prepare for the real world. The seminar was held on April 2 in Fayard Hall room 205. NSCS chose David Faucheux, instructor...

Eight students are running to become the future officers of the Student Government Association. Campaigning has begun from tabling events in the Student Union Breezeway to social media posts. The "Voter...