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Join the official magazine of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette for monthly conversations with members of our university community. La Louisiane spotlights the people, cultures and research of UL Lafayette.
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Why gas station food tells us about Southern culture (opens the original)
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UL Lafayette professor Shelley Ingram explores what Southern gas station food reveals about culture, memory and the everyday places that shape life across the South.
How student researchers uncovered a story hidden in campus oak trees (opens the original)
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What began as a study of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's iconic live oak trees led to an unexpected scientific discovery. In this episode of La Louisiane, Dr. Brian Schubert and recent chemistry graduate Izzy Lara discuss how undergraduate research, stable carbon isotope analysis and a little scientific curiosity are helping researchers better understand Earth's changing atmosphere.
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