The ongoing search for dean of the Paul M. Hebert Law Center will reach its next step this week when the two finalists visit the University to meet faculty, staff and students across campus.
The search...
Former early education professor Teresa Buchanan announced at a press conference Thursday she is filing a lawsuit against LSU administration for “violating her free speech and due process rights...
During his 43 years of service at the Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Cheney Joseph served as both a professor and an administrator, but most importantly, the “heart and soul” of the Law Center,...
As the semester nears its end, former College of Engineering dean Richard Koubek moves to the upper echelons of LSU administration after he was named as the university’s new executive vice president...
As the search for a new executive vice president and provost draws to a close, LSU administration now hopes to fill another vacant position: vice president for Strategic Communications.
Former Vice President...
Former manager of the LSU Student Union Barbershop Lawrence Cutrone said his resignation and the shop’s subsequent Oct. 15 closure weren’t as amicable as Auxiliary Services portrayed them to...
The LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center and LSU AgCenter generate large amounts of revenue within the LSU System, according to the 2014-15 semiannual financial reports.
Despite their recent financial realignment...
The U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights is investigating LSU for an alleged violation of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, according to a letter from the department addressed...
The LSU Board of Supervisors approved student fee increases for next year’s operating budget. The new budget includes student fee hikes ranging from about 1 to 3 percent to fund additional student...
While a hotline was established this semester exclusively to report incidents of hazing on campus, the little-known Ethics and Integrity Hotline was accessible to the LSU community since July 2014.
The...
The newest Louisiana Board of Regents member Marty Chabert reclined in a wooden chair Thursday at his restaurant, Marty J’s, surveying the customers coming in and ordering from the menu — a...
The affordable public flagship system will cease to exist in 12 years, according to a personal metrics study presented by LSU President F. King Alexander at a Louisiana Board of Regents hearing Wednesday....
