He Showed Us What Carnival’s For
Louisiana State Museum, Magazine, Winter 2018
A new exhibition at the New Orleans Jazz Museum celebrates Professor Longhair’s Centennial
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Magazine Articles
Arpents, Ligas, and Acres
Geographer's Space, Magazine, Spring 2016
The cadastral system left cultural fingerprints on Louisiana's landscape
Jewels of Plaquemines Parish
Coastal, Magazine, Winter 2020
Coastal challenges threaten Fort Jackson and the Orange Festival
We’ll Keep Walking
Magazine, Spring 2007
The Baton Rouge Bus Boycott of 1953
Taking a Stand
Magazine, Winter 2013
In 1972 protests broke out at Grambling and Southern universities among students who questioned the governance of these historically black colleges
The Cracker Jack: A Hoodoo Drugstore in the “Cradle of Jazz”
Magazine, Spring 2014
The Cracker Jack was apparently operating as a hoodoo drugstore by the 1920s, supplying customers all over the eastern United States
Mistress of the Haunted House
Magazine, Summer 2012
Delphine Lalaurie was run out of New Orleans in 1834 when it was discovered she was torturing her slaves.
Leadbelly
Magazine, Winter 2004
A Final Album but No Swan Song
Fall 2016, Magazine, Sound Advice
In the Mind of the Maker
Fall 2016, Magazine
Traditional Louisiana boat building practices offer insights for cognitive science
