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Undergraduate teacher education program instructors K-Lynn McKey and Kelly Simonton run through the routine of their physical education workshop on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018 on LSU Campus. They conducted a series of physical education workshops for K-12 teachers in East Baton Rouge Parish in August.

LSU professor’s workshops promote physical education standard

By Luke Jeanfreau March 26, 2018

If you asked a lot of people, they would tell you physical education wasn’t the highlight of their day. One University professor is looking to change that. LSU kinesiology adjunct instructor and...

LSU computer science senior Nam Vu sits in the LSU Quad on Monday, March 12, 2018.

Update: LSU student found accountable for cheating after another student copies work

By Hailey Auglair March 21, 2018

Update: 3/21Computer science senior Nam Vu is being held accountable for cheating after a classmate copied his project that he posted online for potential employers to see.The office of Student Advocacy...

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LSU students using GroupMe for class could be in violation of Code of Student Conduct

By Luke Jeanfreau March 21, 2018

Many class group chats at LSU have begun to go silent. English freshman Taylor Pisanie received an email from the office of Student Advocacy & Accountability on March 5 indicating that she was involved...

TOPS cut by $233.3 million in Gov. Edwards' proposed 'doomsday budget'

TOPS cut by $233.3 million in Gov. Edwards’ proposed ‘doomsday budget’

By Katie Gagliano and Sheridan Wall January 24, 2018

Higher education leaders’ worst fears were confirmed Monday when Gov. John Bel Edwards presented a doomsday budget for Fiscal Year 2018-2019, gutting the popular TOPS scholarship program and slashing...

Snow falls on LSU's campus on Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018. LSU proceeded to cancel class the following Wednesday due to icy conditions and road closures.

LSU announces make-up days for cancelled classes will be Feb. 3, Feb. 24

By Staff Reports January 23, 2018

The University announced in a broadcast email that classes cancelled during the winter weather will be made up on two Saturdays in February. Classes originally scheduled on Wednesday, Jan. 17 will now...

LSU makes revisions to academic calendar

LSU makes revisions to academic calendar

By Staff Reports January 22, 2018

The University released a revised academic calendar after severe winter weather forced campus to close last week for three days.  The final day to drop courses without receiving a "W" grade is now...

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...