One Night in Louisiana
What if Abraham Lincoln had died in an 1828 scuffle?
Richard Campanella
One Night in Louisiana
Abe Lincoln’s bloody melee
Preparing for 2018
As New Orleans prepares to celebrate the 300th anniversary of its founding, geographer Richard Campanella looks back at the city's earlier commemorations
History
Preparing For 2018 by Revisiting 1968
Stars seemed to align for New Orleans’ 250th anniversary in 1968
Putting the “64” in 64 Parishes
A geographical self-assessment
Putting the “West” in the West Bank
Putting the “West” in the West Bank
Saints, Tribes, and Kings
The origins of Louisiana parish names
Sportsman’s Paradise, or Paradise Lost?
The Toledo Bend Reservoir
The Curious Story of Sagamité
The surprising linguistic and cultural confusion behind corn porridge
The French Language in Louisiana and Quebec
Richard Campanella initiates a cross cultural connection in an interview with French Canadian Lisanne Gamelin
The Moncla Gap
Of rivers, shifts, and avulsions
The Odyssey of the Greek Slave
The sculptor of a scandalous statue found a patron in an eccentric New Orleans financier
