ExxonMobil has donated $1.3 million to the LSU Foundation as part of the ExxonMobil Foundation’s 2015 Educational Matching Gift Program and its departmental grant program, according to a Thursday...
As of Monday, the LSU Manship School of Mass Communication Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs has a new director, Jenee Slocum. After most recently worked as policy director of the Louisiana...
The football field isn’t the only place where fans will be seeing less of Les Miles.
Former head coach Miles was noticeably absent from the University’s national Here to Win commercial during...
The Louisiana Board of Regents formally recognized the College of Human Sciences and Education’s Leadership Development Institute Thursday.
The institute has been in development since August 2014,...
New data from the Office of Budget and Planning depicts a sharp spike in total University enrollment following low first-day figures.
On Aug. 22, total University enrollment was tallied at 25,548 students...
Countries from abroad joined together on campus Sunday afternoon as the Baton Rouge Capital City Rotary Club and the University’s International Programs displayed cultural exhibits and performances...
On April 4, University Director Emerita of the Center for Academic Success Saundra McGuire, a retired assistant vice chancellor and chemistry professor, will be honored with the 2017 American Chemical...
Prior to a “fireside chat” with LSU President F. King Alexander, U.S. Education Secretary John B. King detailed to an auditorium full of reporters, students and higher education leaders his...
Representatives from LGBTQ student organizations and the University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs met Monday night to discuss ways to protest and potentially halt an upcoming campus performance...
The LSU Board of Supervisors swore in University alumna Valencia Jones as its newest member Friday.
Jones is Gov. John Bel Edwards’ fourth appointment to the Board of Supervisors since he assumed...
Beginning this semester, Middleton Library will no longer provide clickers for checkout, and students will now have to purchase a new clicker license that could cost between $21 and $55 in addition to...
During first-year orientation, mother Amy Cannon said she was told her daughter, a freshman who lives on campus, would be able to use her Tiger Card meal swipes as she saw fit once she purchased her meal...
