The University was recognized by Education Trust, a national non-profit advocacy organization, as one of 53 universities in the country that work to narrow the graduation gap between black and white students...
Hundreds of curious children and families filled the hallways of the Louisiana Art and Science Museum during its third annual Engineering Day on Saturday.
The event featured 24 stations with displays...
As Louisiana steps into the spotlight as a premier Hollywood filming location, the University prepares for its close-up by implementing a bachelor of arts in screen arts degree program.
Per student demand,...
The Office of Diversity launched its diversity book club initiative Monday with a discussion on reporter and author Dan Baum’s “Nine Lives: Death and Life in New Orleans” in the Women’s...
We all knew that it was true: now there's science to back it up.
A study conducted at Virginia Commonwealth University has found that interacting with stress dogs significantly reduces perceived stress...
Among a flurry of business start-ups and eager entrepreneurs, six University MBA students found themselves competing in the kick-off event of The Idea Village’s New Orleans Entrepreneur Week.
IDEAcorps,...
After four months and more than 2,000 labor hours, the University chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers is ready to row.
The organization’s team is competing in a series of concrete...
Ashley Horton’s service dog Bailey is more than a companion, she’s the inspiration behind Horton’s fledgling business venture.
Horton, a participant in the University’s Entrepreneurship...
In an effort to diversify the students who apply to the LSU College of Art and Design, the Hearst Foundations granted $80,000 to the college over the summer.
The Hearst Foundations, a philanthropic organization...
Thomas Galligan Jr., who has served as president of Colby-Sawyer College in New London, New Hampshire since 2006, was named the next dean of the Paul M. Hebert Law Center, according to an email sent out...
On Monday morning, the Art and Design Building’s architecture studio was filled with 76 human figures. Only 38 were alive.
Architecture students sat beside life-size cardboard clones of themselves...
The School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science is playing games.
Today, the computer science department is launching the Code IT Up Challenge, an interactive gaming experience that gives prospective...
