Aidan Anthaume

New Orleans

News Reporter at The Daily Reveille

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Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Launches Premier Season Ticket Raffle

5 days ago | whereyat.com | Aidan Anthaume

Enter to Win Saints, Pelicans, LSU, & Tulane Season Tickets If you're a sports fan in Louisiana, this might be your dream ticket. The Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation is now selling entries for its Premier Season Ticket Raffle, offering one lucky winner a massive prize: a pair of season tickets to just about every major team in the state. Entries cost $100 each, and only 2,500 tickets will be sold. The raffle drawing will be held live on WWL-TV's 4th Down on Four on Sunday, August 24, 2025.
Dog Days of Summer Events Return to Garden District Book Shop

1 week ago | whereyat.com | Aidan Anthaume

Garden District Book Shop's Summer Events The Garden District Book Shop is bringing back its beloved "Dog Days of Summer" series, offering a variety of daily events throughout June and July. Located at 2727 Prytania St., the bookstore invites locals and visitors to escape the heat and enjoy activities ranging from cornhole tournaments to craft afternoons, all complemented by offerings from its in-house Bar Epilogue.
LSU student developing new way to fight breast cancer

1 month ago | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

An LSU biochemistry senior is developing a groundbreaking breast cancer treatment that combines natural compounds with modified virus therapy, offering a targeted, less harmful alternative to traditional methods. Danielle Gipson's interest in cancer research grew after watching her great aunt battle cancer. "I started to see not only the physical ailments but also the sociological factors and the health disparities that affected her diagnosis," Gipson said.
'Is this legit?' Doctoral student works to correct the legacy of the LSU Sugar Kettle

1 month ago | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

Just outside LSU's Chemical Engineering Building stands a rusted sugar kettle - a heavy, iron relic of Louisiana's agricultural past. For decades, a historical marker nearby has claimed the kettle once belonged to Etienne de Boré, the Creole French planter credited with first granulating sugar in Louisiana. But according to LSU doctoral candidate and historian Logan Istre, that story is more myth than fact. "I was doing a conference paper for the Louisiana Historical Association," Istre said.
LSU Student Government candidates debate policy, priorities ahead of election

2 months ago | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

The Student Government presidential and vice presidential debate on Tuesday showcased the candidates' perspectives on key issues such as accountability, sustainable changes and internal reform. Candidates began by introducing themselves and why they were running for office.
LSU students protest detention of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil

2 months ago | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

Protesters gathered at Free Speech Alley Friday calling for the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist and Columbia University graduate student detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The demonstrators, organized by LSU's chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, chanted and delivered speeches condemning Khalil's detention as an assault on free speech and student activism.
BridgeLSU holds open discussion on Trump administration's first month

Feb 20, 2025 | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

LSU's chapter of BridgeUSA hosted a discussion Tuesday night at the French House, analyzing the Trump administration's first month in office through open dialogue. Hoping to ease political polarization, BridgeUSA is focused on bringing together students from across the political spectrum together for structured conversations on current events.
How could Trump's proposed tariffs affect Louisiana and LSU?

Feb 13, 2025 | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China are set to take full effect next month, and an expert at LSU is expecting raised prices on housing, vehicles and essential goods. While framed as a tool to curb illegal immigration and the flow of fentanyl, the primary function of a tariff is economic. Tariffs impose a tax on imported goods at the border, raising costs for foreign producers and potentially for American consumers.
Quentin Anthony Anderson

Feb 4, 2025 | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

This is part of a Reveille series on the candidates running for Louisiana State Senate District 14. For Carolyn Hill, click here. For Larry Selders, click here. Democrat Quentin Anderson wants to rewrite the playbook for Louisiana politics, trading big-money influence for accessibility and meaningful progress. The District 14 State Senate candidate, a policy advocate and an LSU and Louisiana Tech alumnus, aims to address issues like education, public transit and economic inequity.
Students protest for reinstatement of law professor

Jan 30, 2025 | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

LSU law students gathered on the steps of the Paul M. Hebert Law Center on Tuesday to protest for the reinstatement of Professor Ken Levy after his suspension for comments made in class. In mid-January, Levy, a tenured criminal law professor, was removed from his teaching duties after reportedly expressing political views in class.