The Faculty Senate has asked for better parking options for several years now, and beginning Monday, it shall receive some, said Faculty Senate President Kevin Cope.
The faculty and staff parking lot...
After an Ad Hoc Committee report, a Student Government report and 10 months of debate, the University’s Faculty Senate voted 26-14-4 in favor of a plus-minus grading scale Tuesday during its monthly...
As its monthly meeting Tuesday, the Louisiana Board of Regents approved a measure to create a traffic roundabout on campus as well as the current year operating budget for all higher education institutions...
While the plus-or-minus grading resolution has garnered more attention than most legislation passed though the University’s Faculty Senate, all bills and resolutions introduced to the group go through...
While Southeastern Conference athletics spending soars above academic spending and states continue to slash budgets, the LSU Athletics Fund Transfer Policy should be seen as a positive step forward and...
After a year of debate, Faculty Senate will decide if professors should have the option to tack a plus or minus sign on the ends of their students' grades.
It all comes to a head on Tuesday.
Introduced...
LSU Athletics will give the University $36 million over the next five years to assist in the University’s battle against budget cuts in a policy unanimously approved by the Board of Supervisors on...
The LSU System Board of Supervisors will deliberate Friday whether LSU Athletics should help tackle the University’s ongoing budget crisis.
If passed, the LSU Athletics Fund Transfer Policy would...
From a farm in South Africa to the Louisiana swamps, Interim System President and Chancellor William “Bill” Jenkins has done it all when it comes to higher education, and most of it fell into...
From engines to education, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Stuart Bell likes to build things.
The 55-year-old keeps engine pistons on top of his bookcase and extensive engineering degrees on his...
The Paul M. Hebert Law Center could add a new energy law program to its curriculum if the Louisiana Board of Regents approves it today.
The Energy Law Center would give students the opportunity to earn...
While students were away for the summer, the Board of Regents made several decisions affecting higher education.
Despite large cuts to health care across the state, the LSU Health Sciences Center in...
