Despite the lighthearted label as the “kissing bug”, the bugs that have taken over several U.S. states carry a dangerous parasite. The kissing bug, also known as triatomine, is a nocturnal insect...

Every Dillard University student needs community service hours to graduate. Start sooner rather than later with opportunities from local organizations. Here’s a list of service opportunities in the New...

The New Masquerades Exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art, on view from April 4 until August 10, is a landmark collection and will be on view across museums in two countries. The NOMA has partnered...

The National Conference for Higher Education in Prison visited New Orleans on April 10 and April 11.  The 2025 conference theme was centered around the future of prison education and Pell Grant reinstatement,...

What seemed like just another Saturday event in New Orleans became a representation of love, hope, fun, and culture coming together as one for the Ninth Ward Love Riot event. Jon Batiste in partnership...

As February is coming to an end, we are approaching Mardi Gras Break and the beginning of Women’s History Month.  Maya Angelou once said, “Without courage, we cannot practice any other virtue with...

With the Super Bowl LIX being played in New Orleans on Feb. 9th, and a whole week of festivities along with it, there are many ways the National Football League is involving the youth. There were days...

The Super Bowl media scholars program by Chantelle George Consulting in partnership with the National Football League Gives scholars prime media access at the Super Bowl LIX. The 17 media scholars selected...

Dillard University’s campus will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and Wednesday, Jan. 22, as New Orleans prepares for an uncommon winter. Classes will be held asynchronously and are intended to resume...

Dillard University, in partnership with The New Orleans Musicians’ Clinic and Assistance Foundation, hosted a free concert last Saturday to support victims impacted by the Bourbon Street attack.  The...

On Oct. 22, Dillard University stood in solidarity with Loyola University on their campus to uplift the voices at the Take Back the Night event. The 1970s brought many great changes for women’s rights...

Friday, Aug. 30 a new exhibition opened at the New Orleans Museum of Art. Glass: Sand, Ash, Heat brings together a collection of objects that tell the history behind the versatile medium that spans not...