UL Foundation Report

[HoustonCajun]

There is a reason Darrell Hall wore a USL shirt on a nationwide promo.

This was the place to be for fun.

Then the city started shutting everything down, and for a while the perimeters of Lafayette were the places to be.

People came from all over the state.

Remember The Keg and The Library? USL was a true party school. I believe USL was named the #1 Party School in the country one year. I don't recall when both bars closed. It sure was fun being in college back then.

[CAJUNSby90]

Remember The Keg and The Library? USL was a true party school. I believe USL was named the #1 Party School in the country one year. I don't recall when both bars closed. It sure was fun being in college back then.

The Keg close around 2016ish.

[Turbine]

The Keg close around 2016ish.

The second time.

[CAJUNSby90]

Ahh, well im only 31 so that all I could recall.

[ZoomZoom]

The Keg close around 2016ish.

Keg “died” decades before that. When law enforcement got serious about DWI, that killed the strip, and partying as we knew it.

Barricading blocks off on a Friday afternoon, cheap booze, open air drinking, and nobody taking away car keys. Much like Blackham, those days aren’t coming back.

Heck, one drunken night a cop helped me to my car parked at Lafayette Motors. That didn’t happen anymore after the early 80’s.

[CAJUNSby90]

Keg “died” decades before that. When law enforcement got serious about DWI, that killed the strip, and partying as we knew it.

Barricading blocks off on a Friday afternoon, cheap booze, open air drinking, and nobody taking away car keys. Much like Blackham, those days aren’t coming back.

Keg was alive and well 2011-2013

[Turbine]

Keg was alive and well 2011-2013

Time frame makes sense.

I remember Kyle telling me they were reopening around 2005 or 2006.

Did the packed streets of the 70's 80's and 90's return?

[CAJUNSby90]

Time frame makes sense.

I remember Kyle telling me they were reopening around 2005 or 2006.

Did the packed streets of the 70's 80's and 90's return?

Some nights yes

[Swamp]

Time frame makes sense.

I remember Kyle telling me they were reopening around 2005 or 2006.

Did the packed streets of the 70's 80's and 90's return?

The Pub, Keg, Nite Caps looked like Bourbon St. It was glorious. Legends came online in summer 2003 at the old Diamond Shamrock. Plaza was known throughout the Nation. Poet's had incredible Wednesday nights. Downtown was in full swing with Amanda Scott's, then JSP, then City Bar, Marleys. Let's just say that there was no other College party town in the USA which f'd with Lafayette.

This is the core of an idea I have regarding Cajun Field.

[cajunfan96]

Stupid question, but how can we have raised $453 million with this campaign but only have $222 million in the endowment?

Great question! Maybe to offset some of the huge deficit the university is in.