Students
Interview with Elizabeth Brooks
A few years ago, a student stepped up to work towards making the UL "Horse Farm" a public park for the whole community. While a fierce argument raged through the community, fueled by divisive media commentary, the student heading the effort was meeting politely with President Authément, who welcomed both the student activism and the independence of thought and diversity of opinion, with the open-mindedness, tolerance, and collegiality that the life of the mind demands. She talks about her experiences with ultoday.com.
Disability Awareness Week, April 7-11
The Services for Students with Disabilities Office at UL is once again hosting a Disability Awareness Week starting April 7-11, 2008.
Essay: The Most Powerful Generation
Today's college students are the most powerful young adults in history. Among them, UL students are perhaps uniquely poised to become the leaders in new technologies and social movements.