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8 People on Campus What should be on a freshman’s LSU bucket list?
10 Lagniappe Athleisure/Class Attire – how to be cute and comfy for class
15 Student Spotlight Freshman Pierce Hull shares his story as a student manager for the LSU Tigers men’s basketball team
20 Cover Story How to make lifelong friends before arriving on campus
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35 Mental Break Take a stress break with our student designed coloring page
36 Student Submission Student designed poster for your dorm or apartment
38 Recipes Quick, inexpensive, and easy dorm recipes
10 THINGS TO DO WHEN YOU ARRIVE ON CAMPUS 1
Download the TigerLink app and discover a world of events, clubs, and ideas to connect to the LSU experience. Search LSU TigerLink on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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Create your TigerLink profile on the app or visit lsu.edu/tigerlink for the website experience.
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Search Groups on TigerLink to find those that match your interests. If you do not see what you are looking for we can help you start a new one!
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Participate in service to your new community at Community Bound during Welcome Week, Friday, August 19.
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Visit Involvement Fest to meet student groups in person on Tuesday, August 23 and Wednesday, August 24. Tower Drive from 3-6 p.m.
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Volunteer at the LSU Food Pantry by signing up at lsu.edu/foodpantry. The pantry serves all currently enrolled students five days a week.
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Attend an event after reviewing upcoming options on lsu.edu/tigerlink. You can filter by event type to see social, spiritual, cultural, academic, etc.
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Engage in your first leadership workshop with other incoming students. Catalyst programs are during Welcome Week and Tiger Year One takes place on Wednesday, August 31.
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Explore the 101 Things to Do List on the Campus Life website to learn about LSU traditions and your new community at lsu.edu/campuslife.
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Follow Campus Life on social media to keep up with the latest news – @lsucampuslife on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
Campus Life is here to help connect you to your people and your passion. Reach out or visit our office: email: campuslife@lsu.edu phone: 225-578-5160 location: 358J LSU Student Union web: lsu.edu/campuslife
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People on Campus
What do you think should be on an LSU Freshman’s “Bucket List?” The Mag is a lifestyle magazine devoted to the LSU community. Made for students by students, we love hearing from you. In every issue, we pick a topic to canvass campus. This issue, we asked current students, “What should freshmen have on their college bucket list before graduating from LSU?”
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“Some shower shoes. You don’t want to go in there with no shower shoes!”
“If you’re a freshman at LSU you have to go to a home football game and tailgate.”
“Hanging out with your friends on the parade ground after midnight. Me and my friends have some of the best memories on the parade ground.”
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Chloe Johnson
Jake Vicknair
LSU STUDENT • MAJOR: Bioengineering
LSU STUDENT • MAJOR: Nutrition and Food Sciences
“For a freshman’s bucket list, you’ve got to run the lakes.”
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“One thing that should be on LSU’s freshman bucket list is to visit mike the tiger’s habitat.”
LSU STUDENT • MAJOR: Anthropology
“You definitely have to go to Tigerland on game night.”
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Lagniappe
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Athleisure Class Attire
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Easy, affordable, on-the-go outfits from Old Navy that make you look put together without even trying! 1. ATHLETIC SET-TOP You can’t go wrong with a comfortable sweat set. An athletic set at Old Navy is priced at $22. 2. ATHLETIC SET-SHORTS Athletic shorts can be paired with a T-Shirt or tank top besides the matching top! It is priced at $22 at Old Navy. 3. TANK TOP A breathable tank top is a must for comfortable class attire. The price ranges from $12-$28 and sold at Old Navy. 4. OVERSIZED T-SHIRT These shirts range in a variety of funky colors and styles. The prices range from $10-$17 and sold at Old Navy. 5. SWEATSHIRT A colorful sweatshirt is perfect for a cold classroom. The price ranges from $9-$20 and found at Old Navy.
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HERE’S A QUICK OUTFIT TIP! With these effortless outfits, you can pair a gold jewelry set, stylish sneakers, and a bag to revamp the look!
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Athleisure Class Attire Try following this example of an effortless outfit that’s nice and comfy to wear!
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1. Sweater— Pair the sweat shirt with a tank underneath and tie it around your waist for a cold classroom. 2. Gold Earrings— Gold earrings make an outfit look put together without too much effort. 3. Gold Rings— You can never go wrong with gold rings to complete your outfit. 4. Black Leggings— Black leggings are a staple for class. 5. White Sneakers— Feel comfortable and cute in your favorite pair of sneakers.
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Lagniappe
Long Tank Top Tank tops are essential staples in anyone’s wardrobe for layering, whether you dress it up or down or style it for summer or fall. There are a variety of tank tops that come with different cuts and necklines. Find a tank top that you feel comfortable and confident in. You can pair tank tops with leggings, sweatshirts, and your favorite white sneakers for a look that feels like you.
TRY LEGGINGS
Leggings are a great fit with long tank tops! They are priced around $24 at Old Navy.
SWEATSHIRT Still can’t put together an outfit? Try putting on a sweatshirt and biker shorts!
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Student Spotlight
Pierce Hull LSU STUDENT • MAJOR: Sports Administration
Pierce Hull had been managing a basketball team since his freshman year of high school. “I couldn’t see myself not doing it,” Hull said. So, he took the initiative to continue working as a basketball manager at LSU. The summer before his freshman year as a Tiger, Hull googled the LSU athletic
department and sent some emails. He introduced himself and talked about his experience managing a team. He had some of the high school coaches he worked with send over letters of recommendation. “I was kind of nervous,” Hull said. “Just because, I do want to do this.” After a series of Zoom interviews and one in-person meeting, he got the job. Hull, a rising sophomore studying sports administration, knew working as a student manager for the LSU men’s
basketball team would look great on his resume. It would also help him meet a lot of people within LSU, including some of the SEC’s biggest basketball stars, like Darius Days and Xavier Pinson. “Getting used to being around, like, star athletes all day and kind of having to normalize it a little bit,” Hull said. “That was a little hard at the beginning.” For a normal day of practice, Hull got to the gym an hour early to set up. As the team arrived and warmed up, Hull assisted wherever he was needed. He LSUREVEILLE.COM/THEMAG | FALL 2022 |
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Student Spotlight every home basketball game last season. He filmed the games from a box at the very top of the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. He met people from the NBA, scouts from the Pelicans and Suns and commissioners of different basketball leagues. He also met some of his best friends.
held the blocking pad for players to practice rebounding and boxing out. He fed the team basketballs during drills. Practice officially ended after every player made 20 free throws, but Hull stayed afterward to work individually with some of the players. On an average day he’d leave the gym around 8 p.m., after cleaning and locking up the facility.
“I loved the group of managers,” Hull said. “We were a super tight knit group. I still talk to all of them, like, every day.”
“That locker room probably has 200 pairs of shoes in it for like 15 people,” Hull said. “I’d say that’s probably the craziest thing I’ve ever seen.”
As an out-of-state student originally from Houston, Texas, Hull said finding a good core group of people is one of his biggest pieces of advice for incoming freshmen — that and staying on top of your schoolwork. Depending on the day, Hull found himself at the PMAC as early as 4 a.m. or as late as 2 a.m.
But now, Hull said, all those crazy details are just “stuff.” “It’s hard to explain,” he said. “Being around it kind of helps you be more familiar with it and take out the ‘Oh, this is bigger than me’ type of thing.”
Hull’s view from the student manager’s box at the top of the PMAC.
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To get it all done, Hull completed his homework immediately after each class ended. Hull said the system worked for him, but if he had to do it all over again, he’d do a little more mental planning in advance. Other than that, there isn’t much he’d change. “If there’s something that you see you’re interested in, like, worst thing that can happen is you don’t end up liking it,” Hull
said. “Might as well go out and try to see how it is.” Hull said his time managing the men’s basketball team was a highlight of his year, and he feels his experience has prepared him for his future in sports admin. “It makes the dream seem a little more attainable,” Hull said.
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Student Spotlight
HOW TO GET INVOLVED AT LSU CENTER FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS
If you’re looking to participate in research and mentorships, the LSU Discover Undergraduate Research Program can help you find a mentor and learn about professional opportunities.
INVOLVEMENT FEST
The LSU Career Expo is set for Sept. 13, 2022, at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Even if you’re not looking for a permanent job yet, the career fair is a valuable opportunity to practice introducing yourself and giving a five-minute pitch. Students can drop by the PMAC anytime from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. to see the format of the event and what companies are present.
LSU CAREER EXPO
Campus Life is hosting its Involvement Fest this fall on Tuesday, Aug. 23, and Wednesday, Aug. 24 from 3 p.m.-6 p.m. on Tower Drive. A wide variety of student organizations will be present to help students explore their interests both inside and outside their major.
TIGERLINK
TigerLink is a platform where LSU students can search for clubs, organizations and events on campus. Students can filter search results to find exactly the type of group they’re looking for, whether it’s sports clubs, Greek life, or academic and professional societies. Students can find websites, contact information and more for campus organizations and events.
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HANDSHAKE
Handshake is a platform supported by the Olinde Career Center where students can search for on-campus jobs, off campus jobs, internships and co-ops. The Olinde Career Center also offers resources like the TypeFocus career assessment, which can help students identify their interests, abilities, work values and personality preferences to make informed choices about college majors and careers.
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Cover Story
Humans WRITTEN BY AVA BORSKEY
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The transition to college life is a time filled with questions. What should I choose for my major? What kind of laptop do I need? Can I have this air fryer in my dorm? How will I meet new friends?
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Mallory Luckett is an incoming freshman at LSU.
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That last question was a big one for Mallory Luckett, an incoming LSU freshman from Jonesboro, Arkansas. “Being out of state, I’m not going with any of my friends,” Luckett said. “None of my friends are going to LSU, so I have to make brand new ones.”
Rather than wait until she arrived on campus, Luckett started her search for new friends online. She’d heard about college groups on social media and decided to look for one that fit her needs. That’s when she came across the LSU Class of 2026 group on Facebook. The LSU Class of 2026 Facebook group is a private group with nearly
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Cover Story 2,000 members. Although the page says, “LSU Class of 2026 (Official),” it is not affiliated with LSU. The group is run by Humans of University, a website that features university life themed content. Humans of University said they start the groups based on requests by students. “Many schools actually don’t create these Class of XXXX groups, so it’s hard for students to get to know each other, especially incoming high school students,”
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a senior editor from Humans of University wrote in an email. “That is the main reason we created the groups.” Despite the message at the top of the Facebook page, students do not have to subscribe or pay to join the LSU Class of 2026 group. Humans of University said the enter by request nature of the group is a way to deter spam accounts and others with no relationship to the university. Once inside the group, members can connect with incoming students,
current students and parents of students. Members can make their own posts to the Facebook page and like and comment on others’ posts. Luckett said posting to the page felt a little strange at first. “I didn’t know if I was putting the right thing or if people were going to reach out to me,” Luckett said. “It was very nerve wracking.” In the end, Luckett decided to type up an introduction post.
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Cover Story She told the group who she was, where she was from and some of her hobbies. She included seven pictures of herself and her usernames on Snapchat and Instagram. She scrolled through others’ posts and reached out to them through the contact information they provided. “I was just basically adding everybody and trying to be friends with everybody,” Luckett said. “I think it’s just trial and error because a lot of people that I reached out to didn’t respond
back to me, but I kept trying. And I’m glad I did because that’s where I found my roommate,” she added.
The about page of the LSU Class of 2026 Humans of University group says it is “the hub for firstyear life at the university.”
Luckett and her roommate began talking on Snapchat. They’ve gotten to know each other by messaging back and forth. Luckett said sharing Snapchat and Instagram handles are a good way to connect with others in the group. Luckett said about 15 people added her on Snapchat or followed her on Instagram after her post.
And like the central part of a wheel, this Facebook group has several spokes radiating from it. While students direct others to their personal Snapchats and Instagrams, some share links to other messaging apps, like GroupMe and Patio. Students use these platforms to send updates, reminders and announcements about things
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like paperwork deadlines and orientations. “LSU Class of 2026 – Parents” is another Facebook group specifically for LSU families. It and the “LSU Class of 2026 – Girls Group” both have links featured on the LSU Class of 2026 page. Out of State LSU Tigers and Parents is a sub-group dedicated solely to out-of-state students and their parents. The private group was created in 2018 and has accumulated 4,000
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members. Luckett said it’s quite helpful and includes advice tailored for out-of-state families, like good hotels to stay at while visiting Baton Rouge. These virtual communities are not limited to Facebook, either. A quick search on any social media platform will turn up several options. Kaleijah Ross, an incoming freshman originally from Vacherie, Louisiana, utilizes LSU pages on Instagram, like
@blacklsu26, a page that connects minority students from the class of ’25 and ’26. Even though Ross graduated from East Ascension High School, 26 miles away from Baton Rouge, she only knew two other students attending LSU. Online communities helped her connect to other incoming freshmen and ultimately find a roommate. “I feel like I got a chance to know my new roommate a little bit
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Cover Story more,” Ross said. “We can discuss a lot of stuff.” Ross recommends joining the groups as soon as you make your college decision. She said many members find roommates while still seniors in high school. Many of the numbered online class groups form years in advance. In addition to finding other people, the groups are also a convenient way to find things. Individuals sell textbooks and
dorm-friendly goods, like mini fridges and headboards equipped with phone chargers. “They were selling it for way cheaper than you can find online, so I suggest people hop on that as well,” Ross said. Ross said she feels activity in the groups has died down a little since most people are already paired with roommates, but the groups are still a convenient way to get last minute questions answered and receive updates
for the fall, as freshmen wait for their first day on campus. “I’m looking forward to meeting a lot of new people,” Ross said. “I’m looking forward to experiencing my time in Death Valley. I’m really excited about everything, ways to become involved at LSU, I’m very excited.”
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TNT WORSHIP Each Thursday night at 7 pm at the Baptist Collegiate Ministry Center at the north gate on Highland Road. A time of praise and worship followed by a speaker. All LSU students are invited!
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Tips for Using Online Groups REACH OUT TO OTHERS
Don’t be afraid to message others in the group. Like, comment or react to others’ posts.
FIND A GROUP THAT FITS YOUR NEEDS
Are you an LSU parent looking to connect with other LSU families? There’s a Facebook group especially for you. Are you a minority student? There’s an Instagram page that will help connect you with others. With the right keywords next to LSU in the search bar, you can find an online community tailored to your wants and needs.
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MAKE A POST
Read the instructions in the bio or about page of the group. Many Facebook groups allow members to post on their own. Instagram pages usually require followers submit posts via direct message. When curating your post, scroll back a few days to get a feel for the norms of the group, see what others are posting and how they’re formatting it.
Provide additional contact information, if you’re comfortable. If your preferred form of communication is Snapchat, leave your username at the bottom of your post. If you’re in a Facebook group but never post there, share your Instagram handle.
KEEP TRYING
Not everyone will respond to your messages. Don’t get discouraged. Join other groups and communities through shared links, like Patio and GroupMe.
JOIN THE GROUP AS SOON AS YOU FIND IT
Don’t be afraid to request to join a private page. Many class groups form years in advance, and many freshmen start their roommate search as soon as they declare their college.
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Mental Break
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Take a stress break with our enclosed coloring page and submit it for a chance to win a prize! Send your page to admanager@lsu.edu. Follow us on instagram @lsuthemag. LSUREVEILLE.COM/THEMAG | FALL 2022 |
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Student Submission
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Matthew Perschall LSU STUDENT • JUNIOR • MAJOR: General Business
INSPIRATION FOR THE POSTER I shoot for the LSU Reveille, so I have a ton of random campus images. I saw the call for poster submissions and thought I could make good use of these many photos. I threw all the locations into the shape of a tiger paw because of course. I chose “LSU has a place for you” because of the rhyme and since there are a wide variety of great places on campus. All the pictures are from random article assignments with the Reveille or just from my walks around campus. (There’s also a mixture of film and digital images in the poster).
HOW TO SUBMIT FUTURE SUBMISSIONS?
Present your best photo, artwork, or writing to take part in the student submission section of The Mag. Open submissions for each issue of The Mag will be posted on our Instagram page. Send your work to admanager@lsu.edu. Follow us on instagram @lsuthemag.
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Recipes
Mac in a Mug If you’re running short on cash or time, a quick dorm dish will do the trick. Here are a few dormfriendly recipes that anyone can cook. Ingredients ½ cup Elbow macaroni ½ cup Water 3 tbs Milk ¼ cup Shredded cheddar cheese Salt and pepper to taste Chopped chives (optional)
Preparation STEP 1 Mix the macaroni, water, and salt in a microwaveable mug. STEP 2 Microwave for 2-3 minutes, then stir. STEP 3 Add the milk, cheese, salt, and pepper, then stir. STEP 4 Microwave for another 30 seconds, stir, and garnish with a sprinkle of chives. STEP 5 Enjoy!
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Gather Ingredients: 2 large eggs, 2 flour tortillas, 2 slices of cheese or shredded cheese, and pre-made salsa if preferred.
First, place your chosen toppings on half of a flour tortilla, making sure the sauce goes on first and the cheese goes on last. As the cheese melts, it will hold the pizzadilla together. Fold the other half of the tortilla over the fillings and spray the top of the tortilla with a light spray of olive oil. Second, place the pizzadilla onto a microwave safe plate and place into microwave for 30 seconds (or until cheese melted.) Third, take out and enjoy!
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First, spray a microwave-safe bowl with cooking spray. Second, beat the eggs in a bowl and put into the microwave for 90 seconds until eggs are done. For the best result, stir eggs after every 30 seconds. Third, cut the cooked egg patty in half. Place your egg and a slice of cheese on each tortilla. Roll the tortilla to make burritos. Put in microwave to melt cheese. Fourth, enjoy with salsa!
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