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Students have busy school and work schedules, so they can often be very forgetful and not take the extra time to put their items away. Many may wonder how to find their missing items if they happen to lose something. There are many unofficial lost and founds on campus, such as at the Mane Dish,. ....
With the installation of two new sculptures in the Computer Science and Technology Building, art has become more integrated into diverse locations across campus. The artists for the project were picked two years ago through Percent for Art Louisiana, a public funding program that says when more than $2 million of the state fund is spent on the construction of a state building, one percent shall be used for the installation of art into the building. The winner for the glass sculpture, located in the entrance of CSTB, was Alexander Tylevich. The two winners for the ceramic sculpture, located in the first-floor hallway, were Amy Baur and Bryan Boldon of In Plain Sight Art Studio in Minneapolis, MN. ....
The university was one of only five postsecondary institutions to be recognized. Graduate assistant Gina Howell and manager Alejandro Martinez wrote a 20-page proposal for the two-month process. The ceremony will take place in Washington D.C. on Sept. 17. One of the main causes they advocate for is recycling. Right now, there are about 75 green recycling bins located across campus. They accept paper, plastic, metal cans and cardboard, but they do not accept glass, plastic bags, styrofoam or electronics. Another item often seen across campus that they contributed toward is the 98 water bottle filling stations. The Elkay water filters are made with activated carbon and can purify up to 2000 gallons before needing to be replaced. ....
Rachel Folse, Staff Reporter Rachel Folse is a communication major with a concentration in strategic media. She started working for Lion’s Roar in April 2021. In the future, she hopes to become a marketing specialist for companies. Outside of class, she likes to listen to music, work out, and journal. All content by Rachel Folse ....
At least once in our lives, we run across people that are not so pleasant to be around. I wish there was a proper way to deal with toxic people, but the truth is, there isn’t a universal definition for the word “toxic.” Is it your ex hitting you up at 2 a.m.? Is it your so-called “friend” talking about you behind your back? Are your parents yelling at you for your grades not being good enough? There must be different approaches for different people and situations. How do you know if a person is toxic? According to Web MD, if they play the victim, disrespect your boundaries, lie to you, control and manipulate you or are judgmental of you to the point where you always have to defend yourself, they are not helping you grow and improve. Substance abuse tends to also contribute to these types of behaviors. ....