Softball Turns 30
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Five Women's College World Series appearances. Nineteen NCAA regional visits. Thirty-seven All-American players. Those points of pride are part of the 30-year history of Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns softball that’s being celebrated this season. Here’s another reason to cheer: Lamson Park’s seating capacity will soon double and covered, chair-back seating will be installed between dugouts. The Cajuns will face the McNeese Cowgirls March 9 for a doubleheader that starts at 4 p.m. at Lamson Park. Geaux Cajuns!
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Seeing Red
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If you see a bright red UL Lafayette bus traveling around Lafayette Friday and Saturday, follow it. It will be packed with spirited Ragin' Cajuns® fans taking part in the third annual Retailers Appreciation Tour. They’ll visit stores that carry UL Lafayette merchandise to say “Thanks!” for supporting the university. Click on the photo above for a short video clip of last year’s fun. |
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Tax Breaks
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Ellen Cook, assistant vice president for Academic Affairs and professor of accounting at UL Lafayette, is tackling tax questions for the New York Times.
She’s contributing to the newspaper’s "Ask an Expert" column, a recurring feature of the Times’ online business section. Her area of expertise is education tax credits and deductions.
So, are there tax credits to help defray costs associated with college applications? See how she answered that one. |
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Celebrating the Arts
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The work of A. Hays Town, one of the premier architects of the South, will be celebrated during the fourth annual Festival of the Arts from March 22 - 27.
The festival is hosted by UL Lafayette’s College of the Arts. The late Town, a 1922 SLI graduate, designed the Alumni Center on St. Mary Boulevard.
Take a look at some of the activities planned for the Festival of the Arts.
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