October 2022

Broncos should kick off week 5 with a win

(AP) — A month into the season, it’s clear Russell Wilson and Matt Ryan are still adjusting to their new teams.

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Tigers find identity just in time for rugged league play

Run, run, run.

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Riding three-game winning streak

Red hot Cedar Creek prepared for grind of district action

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Zion scores 13 points in return from missing season

CHICAGO (AP) — Zion Williamson scored 13 points and grabbed four rebounds over 15 minutes in his return after a lost season with a broken foot, and the New Orleans Pelicans held on to beat the Chicago Bulls 129-125 on Tuesday night.

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Bryant Westco leaps into Louisiana Tech immortality

Growing up on the banks of the Mississippi River in New Orleans, Bryant Wesco wanted to be the next great basketball superstar.

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Ruston High volleyball back on track

Bearcats hit on all cylinders in three-set sweep of Pineville

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Kappa Delta Sorority holds sisterhood event

Members of Louisiana Tech University’s Kappa Delta Sorority recently held a sisterhood event which included a stop at Celebrity Theatres for a private VIP movie experience. Sponsored by members of the Chapter Advisory Board, the movie outing was part of a weekend retreat focused on building relationships within the group as they celebrate new chapter recruits.

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Census: Louisiana’s poverty rate in 2021 highest in the nation

Louisiana had the nation’s highest poverty rate in 2021, and the state’s economy continued to reflect deep racial disparities. Child poverty remained stubbornly entrenched, and median household income fell.

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Tamar Goulet to lead conversations on women in STEM

Tamar Goulet, a biology professor at the University of Mississippi, will give a seminar on her research designed to increase understanding of coral reefs amidst climate change issues on Oct. 10 at Louisiana Tech University. She will also lead a series of conversations focusing on engagement, recruitment, and retention of women in STEM on college campuses.