Christiaan Mader is a Freelance Reporter at LA Illuminator and SAFE STREETS STRONG COMMUNITIES. He focuses on themes of arts and entertainment, culture, and society, exploring the intersection of these topics in contemporary narratives. Christiaan's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his dedication to capturing the vibrancy of cultural discourse.
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Christiaan Mader's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations within the Louisiana area. His articles often cover topics such as local politics, community events, and business developments.
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By: Leslie Turk, Christiaan Mader
While signalling that UL is not yet out of the woods, Hebert sought to quiet anxieties about the university’s long-term health.
Five local projects aimed at connection and community impact will get their start with a little help from 24 Hour Citizen Project.
Lafayette Parish School System again earned a B grade in the latest scores released by the state education department. The system took home the top score among school districts with at least 29,00.
Visa costs for international musicians have soared, as have processing times, as Festival International books a lineup befitting a 40th anniversary.
By: Christiaan Mader
It's getting much more costly to keep Festival International, international. Visa costs for international musicians have soared, as have processing times. And it's complicating the work of putting together a heavy-hitting lineup befitting a 40th anniversary. The bureaucratic hurdles have made American tours a riskier affair for international artists and a more expensive endeavor for stateside talent buyers like Stafford.
The administration sought to quell anxiety about routing Mardi Gras 2026 down Jefferson Street, but the City Council still holds the cards.
The University of Louisiana System will convene a search committee in January and present finalists in late February, the system board announced Thursday.
Nearly four months after President Joseph Savoie stepped down, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette has begun organizing the search to replace him.
The Grammy winner was a first-call bass player for household names like Irma Thomas and Buckwheat Zydeco. He was 71.
An avid lover of the arts, history and culture, Ruth documented the region's people and events with empathy and curiosity. First reporting for the Opelousas Daily World, she went on to contribute to many local publications, including The Advocate and The Current.
