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LSU law students learn more about legislative hearings as they participate in a legislative law course on Friday, Jan. 12, 2018.

Paul M. Herbert Law Center hosts fifth annual LSU Law Apprenticeship Week

By Luke Jeanfreau January 16, 2018

The Paul M. Hebert Law Center held its fifth annual LSU Law Apprenticeship Week from Jan. 8 to 12, featuring several mini-courses taught by industry professionals. The program was open to second- and third-year...

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LSU announces speakers for March 2018 TEDxLSU event

By Taylor Delpidio November 29, 2017

The University announced the speaker lineup for its sixth annual TEDxLSU event during the recent Baton Rouge Entrepreneurship Week on Nov. 15.The theme for the 2018 event is “Refract,” and...

The Business Education Complex sits on LSU's campus on April 20, 2016.

EJ Ourso College of Business receives major grant from Charles Koch Foundation

By Taylor Delpidio November 16, 2017

The E. J. Ourso College of Business announced a major grant on Nov. 9. The Charles Koch Foundation has awarded a $5.6 million grant to the Stephenson Entrepreneurship Institute which expands entrepreneurship...

The Business Education Complex on Wednesday September 30, 2015 at LSU campus.

New entrepreneurship program helps students launch small businesses

By Hailey Auglair November 10, 2017

From gourmet corndogs to drones, the Stephenson Entrepreneurship Institute Fellows Program helps students’ entrepreneurial goals become a reality.The program is open to both undergraduate and...

Panelists speak at the panel Resistance in the Digital Age on Thursday, Nov. 9, 2017, in the Holliday Forum of the Journalism Building.

LSU hosts panel discussing protesting in the digital age

By CJ Carver November 10, 2017

A panel of activists, journalists and scholars discussed the nature of protesting in the age of social media during the “Resistance in the Digital Age: Exercising or Abusing First Amendment Rights”...

The LSU Music and Dramatic Arts Building awaits the opening night of LSU Opera's rendition of The Rake's Progress at the Claude L. Shaver Theatre.

Baton Rouge Opera Guild awards scholarship to LSU Opera program

By Ashlon Lusk November 9, 2017

The Baton Rouge Opera Guild has given their annual scholarship to the LSU Opera program, which will allow students to worry less about their fee bill and more about their talent. LSU College of Music and...

Kevin P. Reilly senior chair in political communication Martin Johnson leads the conversation at the Neither Liberal Nor Conservative Panel on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017, in the Holliday Forum.

LSU professor, strategists discuss citizens’ political ‘ideological innocence’

By Dena Winegeart October 27, 2017

Research has discovered that most people are not polarized by ideology, and identify as moderates more than anything else, according to assistant professor of political communication Nathan Kalmoe and...

College of Humanities and Social Sciences to offer new BA in Screen Arts

College of Humanities and Social Sciences to offer new BA in Screen Arts

By Taylor Delpidio October 25, 2017

The annual fall graduation and commencement ceremonies will have an unorthodox companion. On Oct. 13, the University Board of Supervisors approved the request to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Screen Arts...

Political Strategist James Carville speaks during a panel after the showing of director Steve Mims' "Starving the Beast: The Battle to Disrupt and Reform America's Public Universities" on Monday, April 18, 2016 in Manship's Holliday Forum.

Political consultant, alumnus James Carville to join Manship faculty in January

By Staff Reports September 26, 2017

Political consultant and University alumnus James Carville will be joining the Manship School of Mass Communication faculty in January, according to a recent University news release. Carville will be teaching...

The New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet answers questions from three LSU Manship School of Mass Communication students at the French House on Friday, Sept. 22 2017.

Dean Baquet visits LSU, discusses integrity and shift in journalism

By Maria Owens September 22, 2017

The New York Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet visited the University for a student-conducted, roundtable conversation at the French House on Friday evening. Baquet is a New Orleans native who...

Samples from plastic in the ocean are collected and sorted in jars at the University's Energy, Coast and Environment Building on Sept. 18, 2017.

LSU scientists study the impacts of plastic in the Gulf of Mexico

By Hailey Auglair September 22, 2017

About eight million metric tons of plastic waste enter the oceans from land each year. While plastic production is increasing every year, so is the amount found in fish bellies.LSU Department of Oceanography...

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LSU professor analyzes penguin’s tail feathers to track migration

By Hailey Auglair September 20, 2017

Penguins are shaking their tail feathers to new research that allows for less invasive methods to track their migration. Researchers are now able to analyze a penguin’s tail feathers to track migration,...