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Counter-protester Hannah Poltorak waves an Israeli flag Friday, May 3, 2024, in Free Speech Alley on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Pro-Palestine student protestors forced out of LSU’s Faculty Senate by law enforcement

By John Buzbee | @thebuzzbuz September 3, 2024

Three students protesting the university’s stance regarding the conflict in Israel and Palestine were escorted out of last Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting by law enforcement after shouting...

Roses flourish in front of the capitol building on Wednesday, March 1, 2023, in Baton Rouge, La.

Is LSU’s Title IX Office affected by new power-based violence legislation? Not really, coordinator says

By John Buzbee | @thebuzzbuz June 26, 2023

Another piece of legislation designed to curb power-based violence and improve existing Title IX policies for state universities was signed into law on June 8. Act 211, previously Senate Bill 202, was...

From the Reveille Vault: Library is officially dedicated today

From the Reveille Vault: Library is officially dedicated today

By The Daily Reveille May 18, 2023

Editor's note: This article was originally published by the Reveille on Friday, October 23, 1959. The original can be found here.  Week of Activity Is Climaxed Today  Climaxing a week of activity,...

The Frey Computing Services Center sits on a sunny Tuesday, May 16, 2023.

Faculty members upset with new IT policies: ‘Not the way a research minded university works’

By John Buzbee | @thebuzzbuz May 16, 2023

Paragraph by paragraph, word by word, Faculty Senate’s ad hoc committee on information technology nears a month since it first began scrutinizing over 14 new policy statements LSU’s Information...

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More out-of-state students are coming to LSU. What does that mean for the university?

By Gabby Jimenez and Oliver Butcher | @gvjimenezz and @OliverButcher73 May 1, 2023

The number of out-of-state students enrolling at LSU has been increasing each year — a recent trend among public universities nationwide. In September 2022, LSU announced the 7,367 enrolled...

A oak tree branch frames the view of the Journalism Building Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022, on Field House Drive.

Manship School announces four candidates for dean, open forum dates

By Gabby Jimenez | @gvjimenezz March 29, 2023

The Manship School of Mass Communication announced its four finalists for dean of the college in an email Wednesday. Candidates Gordon Stables, Kim Bissell, Mia Long Anderson and Paul Mihailidis will participate...

William Tate IV speaks during the interview process in LSU's presidential search on May 6, 2021. Tate was named president of LSU on May 7, 2021. Courtesy Katherine Seghers, LSU.

‘Title IX is my No. 1 priority’: Tate prepared to revamp LSU’s Title IX system

By Madelyn Cutrone | @madelyncutrone July 11, 2021

As William Tate graciously enters into the role of president at LSU, he has Title IX on his mind. Tate says it’s his No. 1 priority and of utmost importance to rebuilding trust in the institution. Before...

The LSU Memorial Tower stands Tuesday, Mar. 3, 2020 on Tower Drive, Baton Rouge.

LSU Presidential Search Committee selects three finalists to be interviewed on campus

By Reveille Staff Report April 30, 2021

The LSU Presidential Search Committee announced in an email Tuesday that three presidential candidates will be invited to LSU's campus for the next round of interviews. The candidates are the following: Kelvin...

People wait in line and fill out paperwork on Mar. 14, 2021 while social distancing at the Tiger Stadium vaccination site.

Two LSU professors call on University to require that students receive vaccines

By Adrian Dubose | Manship School News Service April 21, 2021

Two professors are asking LSU’s Faculty Senate to call on the university to require its 34,000 students in Baton Rouge to receive COVID-19 vaccinations before returning to campus for in-person classes...

The bell tower clock stands tall Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020 from the top of the Barnes & Noble at LSU parking garage on E Campus Drive.

‘We’re doing it all for our students’: LSU announces 47 action items to improve Title IX process

By Madelyn Cutrone | @madelyncutrone April 13, 2021

The LSU Board of Supervisors held a public meeting April 10 at the Lod Cook Alumni Center to discuss progress on the Husch Blackwell recommendations and other issues pertaining to Title IX. Interim Vice...

The LSU Memorial Tower stands Tuesday, Mar. 3, 2020 on Tower Drive, Baton Rouge.

LSU Shreveport’s medical chancellor suspended after allegations of sexual harassment case misconduct

By Madelyn Cutrone | @madelyncutrone April 13, 2021

Dr. Ghali E. Ghali, chancellor of the LSU medical school in Shreveport, was put on administrative leave Tuesday, April 13 following an executive session at a Board of Supervisors meeting Saturday where...

The bell tower clock stands tall Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020 from the top of the Barnes & Noble at LSU parking garage on E Campus Drive.

LSU Presidential Search Committee finalizes dates for search

By Madelyn Cutrone | @madelyncutrone April 12, 2021

The Presidential Search Committee discussed the final steps of the presidential search and to determine a schedule for moving forward at an April 10 meeting at Lod Cook Conference Center. Although it is...