LSU President F. King Alexander said one of the most difficult tasks of his first year at the University was uniting the different factions of Louisiana higher education and working together to accomplish...
University and Paul M. Hebert Law Center administrators have a few more hoops to jump through before the realignment of the two schools can become a reality, said Law Center Chancellor Jack Weiss.
The...
Starting today, Microsoft will discontinue support for the operating system Windows XP and word processor Microsoft Office 2003.
Sheri Thompson, IT communications and planning officer, said the University...
History professor Karl Roider has taught students Western civilization and other advanced history courses for 46 years, and at the end of this semester, he is set to retire.
When Roider began teaching...
University faculty salaries are not on par with the national average, according to a survey released today by the American Association of University Professors, AAUP. Along with analyses of faculty salaries,...
Six University art students met with administrators Friday to discuss possible short-term fixes to problems in the Studio Arts Building.
The 90-year-old building has been slated for renovation for years,...
It’s a waiting game to see whether the University will be smoke-free, tobacco-free or something in between, said Kurt Keppler, vice chancellor for Student Life and Enrollment and smoke free campus...
The University was designated as “clearly and substantially” restricting freedom of speech for nine years, according to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. The University was...
As the final date for dropping classes approaches, University College, the academic unit for any student not yet admitted to their senior college, must scramble to serve the high volume of students who...
Asbestos-infested mud and water in the steam tunnels under campus pushed Facility Services’ clean-up project past the expected length of three weeks.
The project, which began in January, aimed to...
The University appeared in the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday to contest the decision that it must release the names of presidential search candidates.
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Yesterday afternoon, students flooded to voice their opinions at an unscheduled Student Technology Fee Oversight Committee meeting.
The STFOC was unexpectedly forced to convene for the purpose of addressing...
