Isa Camyar came from Turkey to Louisiana to earn his PhD, and is now with the UL Political Science faculty, studying international issues. ultoday.com spoke with him recently.

Paul Angelle posts comments and photos from the Sun Belt Media Days held in New Orleans.

Because of frequent requests, we have ordered a small number of decals of "The Trifle" the triple fleur-de-lis, the ultoday.com emblem that has been associated with the Cajuns and their ancestors since 1376. Cost is $4.49, with $1.00 of that going to the UL Foundation to support athletics. The decals are machine-cut from adhesive, semi-permanent sign vinyl, suitable for exposure to sun and weather for 3 to 5 years or longer.

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Over the next few days, ultoday.com will publish notes on the Legislative Luncheon hosted by the Acadiana Regional Alliance and the Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. The first part present the comments of Chamber of Commerce Rob Guidry, ARA Chairman Pete Yuan, and Senate Finance Chair, Mike Michot.

Ragin' Cajuns Head Basketball Coach Robert Lee talks with ultoday.com about coaching, kids, Lafayette, and building a program the right way.

Before coming to UL, Ted Kozman was Project Director for the largest superconductor magnets ever built. He now teaches at UL, and advises Louisiana industry on how to make their facilities more energy efficient. He directs The Industrial Assessment Center, which was just named a National Center of Excellence by the US Department of Energy.