At one of the most tumultuous times in modern university history, Interim President Tom Galligan’s tenure has come to an end, a multitude of unsolved problems awaiting his successor.
Galligan’s...
Less than a week after the much anticipated Husch Blackwell report on LSU’s inadequate Title IX system was released, the Senate Select Committee on Women and Children held a meeting on March 10 examining...
On Nov. 16, USA Today published an article detailing how LSU and LSU Athletics officials have mishandled sexual assault complaints against students for years. The article sent shockwaves throughout the...
1,015 cases. 46 days. We can’t say we’re surprised.
While institutions across the country grappled with the decision of whether to resume in-person activities in the fall, the University made...
COVID-19 has killed nearly 5,000 Louisianians.
How many of those were LSU fans? How many loved Saturday nights in Death Valley? How many have seen their last touchdown, felt their last Tiger Stadium rumble...
The news of police brutality and racism nationwide is not unprecedented. It's always existed; in 2019 alone, 1,099 people have died from police brutality, according to Mapping Police Violence. It's saddening...
By The Reveille Editorial Board
• February 12, 2020
The results of the University’s 2018-2019 Campus Climate Survey are telling. Sixty percent of students reported occasionally being fearful on campus. The percentage was higher for female and transgender/queer...
By The Reveille Editorial Board
• January 22, 2020
Less than two weeks after LSU’s triumph in the College Football Playoff National Championship, it’s time to focus on another topic — the selection of the University’s next...
By The Reveille Editorial Board
• September 4, 2019
Scott Woodward’s tenure as LSU’s athletic director began as a breath of fresh air. His presence marked a departure from the well-worn road of Joe Alleva’s 11-year tenure.
Woodward played...
Grateful.
There is no other way to describe how the LSU community felt following a false armed intruder report at Coates Hall last week. An entire state — and parents nationwide — breathed...
Nothing remains constant except change itself.
One-hundred and thirty two years into its existence, the Reveille seems more like an artifact than an important staple in the lives of University students.
When...
By Natalie Anderson | @nat_m_anderson
• January 8, 2019
A PETA ad calling on the University to take a stand against a University professor's animal research was published in the Jan. 9 print edition of the Reveille's newspaper.
The Reveille is an independent...
