Blog
Posted by
Hope Schumaker
on November 5, 2026
A Case Study in Competition
For all its novelty, the technology industry is not immune to the laws of economics. The principles of [...]
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on October 22, 2026
Don’t Race to Regulate: The Technologies That Could Be Lost in Overly Broad Regulation
Running ten miles is no small feat. Doing it while blind seems unimaginable. For Lafayette, Louisiana’s [...]
Read morePosted by
Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on October 21, 2026
Louisiana’s Economy Is Gaining Ground. Now Build on It.
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on October 15, 2026
Tackling Connectivity: Opportunities From and Obstacles To Wireless Network Innovation
Football season is in full swing, and crowds for the biggest college games regularly top 100,000. Rain or [...]
Read morePosted by
Erin Bendily, Ph.D.
on October 15, 2026
A Framework for Meaningful, Lasting Reform of Louisiana’s K-12 Education Funding System
Louisiana's K-12 funding system is broken. Discover a comprehensive framework for meaningful, lasting [...]
Read morePosted by
Isabella Albano
on October 13, 2026
New Task Force Begins Reevaluating Louisiana’s Building Code to Make Homes More Affordable
Home is where the heart is, and for many Louisianans, owning a house is an important part of the American [...]
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on October 12, 2026
Artificial Dichotomy: Beyond the All or Nothing Approach to Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Efforts to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming more bold and more comprehensive. In the [...]
Read morePosted by
Laurie White Adams
on October 2, 2026
Congratulations Pelican Leadership Academy Class of 2026!
This October, the Pelican Leadership Academy Class of 2026 will graduate in October. The Pelican [...]
Read moreSomething went wrong, please try again later or contact the site administrator