Want your organization to be featured in the LSU Gumbo Yearbook? Check out these steps for submitting

By Sophia Levert, Writer

February 6, 2026

Capturing memories, creating community and uplifting voices is what the LSU Gumbo Yearbook does, and we are asking you, the LSU Student community, to be a part of it.

The Gumbo is taking submissions from different student organizations, clubs and Greek life to be featured in the yearbook. The LSU student community has a chance to help create something special by bringing all of LSU’s memories together in the Gumbo.

Clubs, student organizations and Greek life can submit its stories and pictures through the Linktree on Gumbo’s Instagram or through email at [email protected].

When navigating the Linktree, there will be two different forums: one for clubs and student organizations and one for Greek life. To feature your organization, make sure to complete all the necessary steps:

Step 1. Provide 10 photos of different events, candid moments, or significant memories you want to share.

Step 2. Include a 100-word description of your organization, including the names of anyone you want included.

Submissions are due by March 27. Don’t miss out on being a part of something that will last forever and help the LSU Gumbo Yearbook be the best that it can be.

If you have any questions, please reach out to us by email at [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you in the yearbook.

About the Contributor

Sophia Levert, Writer

Hi, I’m Sophia, a student at LSU studying mass communication with a concentration in journalism. I’m passionate about storytelling, campus culture and sports media. Through my work with Gumbo, I hope to spotlight voices, stories and write pieces that connect with people.

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Why did you join the Reveille?

I joined The Reveille to gain hands-on experience in journalism, particularly in copy editing and page design. I wanted to work in a newsroom environment and develop practical skills such as editing stories for clarity and accuracy, laying out pages and preparing content for publication.

What do you hope to do after graduation?

After graduation, I hope to work in sports media. I plan to continue gaining experience in the media industry while building on the skills I am developing in editing, writing and production.