As most students poured into the parking lots to leave campus on a gray, tepid Monday afternoon, about 30 of them stuck around to file into a Tureaud Hall second floor classroom, awaiting the beginning...
The LSU Office of Diversity and African American Cultural Center are introducing a new initiative this semester to provide support and unity to minority women in STEM fields.
The STEM Women of Color Initiative...
The Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education approved a measure in December to push more students toward colleges by requiring them to fill out financial aid forms to graduate high school.
The...
Dean Baquet, executive editor for The New York Times, returned to his Louisiana roots Monday to speak to LSU students in the Journalism Building’s Holliday Forum.
In addition to serving as the first...
The LSU project-based Coastal Roots program celebrates its Quinceañera with the launch of another Chilean branch of its program in the city of Concepcion. In its 15 years in existence, it has served...
Complaints about allegedly inappropriate content in the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center’s student newspaper The Civilian prompted the school’s Diversity Task Force to include recommendations...
In 2012, three East Coast academics hatched a haunting idea from the conference rooms of Vanderbilt University during the Society for the Study of Southern Literature Conference. LSU Press published their...
The LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center ranks as the No. 8 Best Value Law School in the Nation by The National Jurist Magazine.
The Law Center was the only Louisiana law school included in the rankings. LSU...
LSU’s flagship campus executed the first of several articulation agreements with LSU System satellite campuses Oct. 1 that would allow students enrolled in LSU’s Continuing Education program...
With the demand for marketing jobs increasing, the E.J. Ourso College of Business launched the Professional Sales Institute under the marketing department Wednesday.
The kickoff event was attended by past...
With the threat of budget cuts for LSU emerging again, a university staple for disabled, low income and first generation students since 1978 will continue to keep its doors open with renewed help from...
If all goes to plan, the land that housed the Earl K. Long hospital for more than 40 years could be re-designed based on the ideas of two LSU students.
Landscape architecture graduate students Xian Li...
