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By Tylan Nash The Veteran’s History Project arrived in New Orleans on May 9TH hoping to enlist New Orleans residents interested in interviewing war veterans for this Library of Congress National Project. With support from […]

By Piper Thurman In one of her stops back to her roots, before her inauguration this week, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell reminded students that she knows exactly what it’s like to be in their […]

Data Staff Reports Often times, the best ideas are right in our own back yard. So, why not you? Attention entrepreneurs, Walmart is looking to serve up the big break you’ve been looking for during […]

Data Staff Reports Baton Rouge, LA – As reported by the Associated Press, Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Scheduler is leaving his elected position as calls for his resignation have increased amid allegations that the […]

Story and Photos By Monte’ Lambert The local Haitian-American Community welcomed Martine Moïse, the First Lady of Haiti at a Tricentennial Reception on April 21st. The reception was held in the Administration Auditorium on Xavier […]

By Edwin Buggage A Changing of the Guard New Orleans is on the eve of the changing of the guard; seeing the ending of one administration and the beginning of another. It has been eight […]

By Temitayo Odulaja The Mardi Gras Indians are a mainstay in the City of New Orleans that has shaped the community for centuries. However, their origin still remains somewhat faintly understood. On April 12, 2018, […]

By Temitayo Odulaja To mark the final Brain Food Series for the academic year at Dillard University, WWL-TV Anchor, Sheba Turk, detailed her life experiences and her journey to becoming a reporter. Turk shared from […]