LSU President F. King Alexander's first semester on the University Board of Supervisors was filled with changes and gradual steps toward the University’s reorganization.
This semester, Supervisor...
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a three-part series looking at the University’s recent faculty salary raises. See more at www.lsureveille.com/salary
After about four years without salary...
Following a national trend of increasing returns on endowments, the LSU Foundation experienced about an 11 percent bump in performance on endowments, or gifts, that have been invested for the 2012-2013...
After losing a number of deans and administrators in the last few years, the University will have yet another position to fill beginning next year.
Honors College Dean Nancy Clark announced Thursday that...
The LSU Museum of Art has added an exhibit that allows University students and the public to see what their faculty is working on.
The faculty art show entitled “Right Here, Now” opened Friday...
Three final candidates for the position of dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine will visit campus for interviews over the next month, according to a statement from the school Tuesday.
Martin Furr,...
Before fall semester began, University Vice Provost Jane Cassidy outlined two priorities for the Office of Academic Affairs — to improve the department’s online options for students and to...
LSU has made headlines this year for its drawn-out, expensive struggle with local newspapers. But this is not the first time The Advocate has brought a public records suit against the University for records...
In the past week, LSU President F. King Alexander spoke to the Louisiana Board of Regents and Faculty Senate prioritizing budget autonomy as the most important issue in higher education.
Louisiana...
As the lawsuit brought against the University by The Advocate and NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune moves to the next phase of the legal process, critics have lined up to attack the University’s methods...
LSU President F. King Alexander addressed the government shutdown’s effect on the University as well as a decrease in out-of-state student enrollment during a Faculty Senate meeting Tuesday.
Although...
After nearly half a century at the University, College of Agriculture Dean Kenneth Koonce will retire Oct. 7. His replacement is the University’s Vice President for Agriculture Bill Richardson, reuniting...
