re: Most Beautiful SEC Campus

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sorry, LSU is not #1 b/c yall have the hood bordering your campus. trashy IMO

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Link? Got pics of the hood? No? I can tell you've never set foot there.

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Running through Highland Road and intertwining with Chimes and State Streets, sits buildings and stores that date back 80 years and some newer ones that developed many years later but are still thriving today. Highland Coffees, Chimes Restaurant, Varsity Theatre, Louis Cafe, and the Chimes Textbook Exchange are a few of the cemented establishments that are still going strong due to the areas historical perseverance.

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College Row, the new shopping center at the North Gates of LSU, is up and running after months of construction. These fresh, vibrant colored buildings bring a sense of spunk to the area, and are definitely worthy of a second glance. But will these new stores overpopulate and ultimately water-down the quaint ambiance of the neighborhood?

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The North Gates have a new roster

There's a lot going on outside LSU's North Gates:

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Mike Moreno has plans for building a smart-growth, new-urbanist development on 30 acres near Magnolia Mound Plantation, tentatively dubbed River District.

This project and others along the boulevard are widely viewed as imperative to creating a thriving corridor along Nicholson Drive, establishing a vital link between two of Baton Rouge’s most important economic drivers—LSU and downtown.

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Speculative development

So while Baton Rouge continues to get better, why not show us 'beautiful' downtown Gainesville.....



Just watch your step, the homeless people aren't too picky about where they take a dump.