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Alligator Escapes Cypress Lake For Third Time
By Karley Nugent
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette public safety officials are debating what course of action to take after the school experienced its third alligator escape in less than six weeks Monday.
Read the full article here. Read part one of the series here. Read part two of the series here.
Campus Bicycle Service’s Popularity Surprises Creators
By Leah Cavalier
The Geaux Vélo bicycle sharing program is attracting more students than previously anticipated in the fall, and program directors are now considering expansion.
Read the full article here.
Gator Escapes Cypress Lake
By Karley Nugent Photo Credits Alice Ferguson
In the mid-morning hours of March 17, students were shocked to see a Cypress Lake resident resting atop one of the walls designed to keep them in.
Read the full article here!
Honors Program Raises Funds for Third Floor
By Leah Cavalier
Students in the Honors Program wander through the first and second floors of Judice-Rickels Hall, from the lounges to the computer lab, with little awareness of what looms over them – a third floor.
Read the full article here.
Humans Versus Zombies: All About Survival
By Kailey Broussard
Humans versus Zombies is a week-long game of tag that has inspired worldwide gameplay, a spinoff movie and countless strategies concocted by university students, faculty and staff.
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Easter Bunnies Are Not Toys
By Dan Boudreaux
Imagine if someone told you 95 percent of puppies and kittens didn’t live to see their first birthday. You might be upset and maybe pretty angry, too. That’s actually the case for pet rabbits — particularly Easter bunnies given as presents for the holiday season.
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Ponway: A Lafayette Alternative To Racquetball
By Garrett Ohlmeyer
Remember the childhood games you would make up and play for a week or so and then drop? A child’s imagination can be an incredible thing until it’s bogged down by the harshness of reality.
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Faquetaique: A Mardi Gras Tradition
By Olatunde Soyombo
A Mardi Gras experience as distinct — and almost as indescribable — as its name. Driving through serpentine and sometimes dilapidated roads in rural Southwest Louisiana, it is often easy to forget your tether to civilization.
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Get your kicks from this new MMA class
By Leah Cavalier
In the judo room of Bourgeois Hall, students gear up to learn and practice the basic techniques of mixed martial arts from an accomplished professional.
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King Cake Rules Cajun Country
By Jalen Greenhouse
If you live in Louisiana, you know that Mardi Gras season feels incomplete without the sweet, flavor-filled king cake washing over every taste bud and satisfying those sugar cravings.
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A Night of Jubilee: Inside the Opelousas Bal Masque
By Dan Boudreaux
Traditions of both the Old South and Renaissance Europe are kept alive every year as formal balls held across Louisiana in the lead up to Mardi Gras.
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The History of Mardi Gras
By Karley Nugent
Mardi Gras is a holiday unlike any other, however, few know how this beloved celebration came to be. What began as a jubilee in medieval times has evolved over the centuries.
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International Students Experience First Mardi Gras
By Heather Osbourne
Five international students set out on a pilgrimage through the streets of Lafayette on Mardi Gras to discover the traditions, cultural practices, food, fun and “why on earth” we would stuff our God in a cake.
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