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Summer school offers options for students
CODY SEXTON Staff Reporter As the academic year comes to a close, many students look forward to a summer break. While those students plan vacations, others will…
Completing the journey
RANEY JOHNSON Multimedia Editor Spending three days in Seattle, four days in Zion National Park in Utah and five days in Yosemite are only a small part of…
Tech maintains gold at Eco-marathon
PAUL HARRIS Staff Reporter Tech students were able to garner national attention once again for their award-winning, fuel-efficient vehicles. Heath Tims, EcoCar faculty adviser, traveled with 19…
Future of Ruston discussed
PAUL HARRIS Staff Reporter Representatives from Ruston and Louisiana Tech came together in a forum to exchange ideas on how to build the relationship between the two. …
Debate team dominates
Team competes at Purdue, brings back major awards KELSY KERSHAW News Editor World issues and public speaking are not all debate is about, at least not for…
Things made easier for foreign students
KAAMILYA SALAAM Staff Reporter In a quiet conference room in University Hall, a student sits concentrating on the next big venture. Anthony Tchakounte, a sophomore finance major,…
Search for God particle continues
JOHN SADLER Staff Reporter In 1964, Peter Higgs predicted the Higgs Boson, a particle so important it has been named the “God particle.” Forty-nine years later, physicists…
Tech student goes wild
ADDIE MARTIN News Editor In October 2012, Scott Pumphrey was online shopping for some new rock climbing pants when he came across a link for Patagonia’s affiliates. …
SGA finds new ideas at annual conference
DANIEL GETSINGER Staff Reporter There are always new ideas and new thoughts that arise everyday, and some ways are better than others. These are a few things that…
Circle K hosts Special Olympics
BLAKE BOLIN Staff Reporter Last Friday Tech’s Circle K organization hosted the North Central Special Olympics at Ruston High School. Katie Hickingbottom, a sophomore history major and…
