Julia-Claire Evans

Convincing young professionals to call Baton Rouge home begins by actually welcoming them and breaking down the unspoken barriers to access.

How COVID has changed advising students and the way graduates fresh from college are finding jobs.

Having a mentor is important for every stage of life, whether you’re a CEO or recent college graduate. Three Baton Rouge businesswomen share their mentorship experiences and explain why mentoring is a building block for communities.

It’s been a year since NIL became the most powerful acronym in college sports and universities like LSU—where nearly all but a handful of its 550-plus scholarship athletes have signed deals—are still adjusting to the new Wild West-like landscape.

The residential sector is hot and experts say rising rates and higher prices won’t be enough in the short term to chill the market.

The cost of buying a home is making entry-level ownership unaffordable for many, which is now putting upward pressure on rent rates.

The pandemic upended the office market and even as business gets back to normal changes are still happening.

CounterspaceBR has been facing the same problems many new Baton Rouge businesses experience when...

It’s an issue echoed by a number of businesses that have tried to open in Baton Rouge over the years—the permitting process in the city for new businesses is difficult, confusing and frustrating.

New Orleans developer Key Real Estate Company filed a $40 million permit Tuesday to construct apartments in the Rouzan neighborhood.