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University to appear in court of appeals

By Deanna Narveson March 11, 2014

The University is set to appear in the Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeals on April 1 to appeal the rulings in the lawsuit filed against the University in April 2013, said the University’s attorney...

The LSU student section perform "Chinese Bandits," the song designated for when the Tigers regain posession of the ball, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012 during the game against Washington in Tiger Stadium.

Reserved section targeted in struggle to end vulgar chants

By Chandler Rome March 5, 2014

As LSU finished off its 34-10 stifling of Texas A&M on Nov. 23 in Tiger Stadium, senior associate athletic director Eddie Nunez watched as his fears came true. Standing on the field in front of the...

Daniel Layzell is the Vice President for Finance & Administration for LSU.

New vice president takes on dual role

By Deanna Narveson March 5, 2014

Coming to the University from his former position at Illinois State University, newly named vice president for finance and administration Daniel Layzell took on a dual role like that of LSU President F....

The visible infrared imaging radiometer suite, VIIRS, satellite sensor sits on top of the Howe Russell Geoscience complex Wednesday, Mar. 8, 2014 as it recieves information from the suomi national polar-orbiting partnership satellite currently in orbit.

Earth Scan Lab receives important upgrade

By Panya Kroun March 5, 2014

The University’s Earth Scan Laboratory received a major upgrade last week that will reduce the time it takes to process satellite data from hours to minutes. Lab director Nan Walker said the Earth...

Counselor strives for diversity over years

Counselor strives for diversity over years

By Olivia McClure February 26, 2014

Appreciating the diverse races, cultures and traditions of University students is just as important as having respect for all the different ways they learn, according to Gwendolyn Snearl, an academic counselor...

Proposed City of St. George

University may annex properties outside city limits

By Olivia McClure February 26, 2014

University officials are considering annexing a chunk of land that contains two LSU properties into the city of Baton Rouge. Innovation Park, which houses the Louisiana Business and Technology Center,...

Governor Bobby Jindal speaks to LSU Engineering students after he discussed expanding LSU’s engineering college February 3, 2014 in Patrick F. Taylor Hall.

LSU competes for funds

By Deanna Narveson February 24, 2014

The University has a chance to receive additional funding from the $40 million allotment plan set aside by Gov. Bobby Jindal earlier this year, said Stephen Barnes, director of the Division of Economic...

Smoke Free Campus

Conflicting views of smoking ban policy on campus arise

By James Richards and Jacquelyn Masse February 20, 2014

The University has conflicting interpretations of a state law mandating public education institutions develop smoke free policies for their campuses by August. So far, many on the campus were under the...

The Reveille Relative Ratings system

By Jared Kendall February 19, 2014

The Daily Reveille made a college ranking system with school records from the presidential College Scorecard. Selecting different states and degrees awarded shows different rankings among colleges....

LSU President and Chancellor F. King Alexander

LSU ranks top in state according to White House College Scorecard

By Deanna Narveson and Jared Kendall February 19, 2014

The Daily Reveille compiled data from the White House website’s College Scorecard indicating the University ranks seventh in the state in graduation rate and is second-lowest in loan defaults, with...

History professor James Hardy reflects on his last 49 years at the University on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014 in Allen Hall.

James Hardy looks back on 49-year career as professor

By Deanna Narveson February 17, 2014

When Professor James Hardy first began teaching at the University, the school wasn’t integrated and America had yet to live through the Watergate scandal or the death of John Lennon. In half a century,...

Louisiana Board of Regents chair W. Clinton “Bubba” Rasberry, Jr. leads the discussion Monday, Feb. 17, 2014 at a meeting in the Pennington Biomedical Research Center.

Board of Regents starts process of Higher Ed commissioner search

By James Richards February 17, 2014

The Louisiana Board of Regents took the first step in finding a new commissioner of higher eduction on Monday, with current commissioner Jim Purcell stepping down next month. The board approved the formation...