David Rumfellow has never attended LSU, but that doesn’t stop him from spending his mornings in the quad practicing calisthenics, meditation and parkour.
Rumfellow has a decade of experience in circus...
The LSU African American Cultural center is a welcoming space dedicated to fostering inclusivity, support, and cultural awareness for all students.
Whether you are looking for a place to connect with...
By Lexie Ware, Entertainment Reporter
• February 3, 2025
Room 325 in the Student Union comes to life with music, laughter and fancy footwork every Tuesday night.
The Ballroom Dancing Club at LSU has been active for over a decade. Attendance took a major hit...
Saturday, Feb. 1
Q-Net Symposium | Digital Media Center
To celebrate The International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, as declared by the United Nations, the American Physical Society Chapter...
There has been an increase in thefts of bikes all over LSU’s campus.
This increase in thefts began in the fall semester, with thieves targeting new students who may not lock their bikes up properly.
LSU...
With the Trump administration continuing with plans to roll back the EEOC, some students worry about how it could affect their future job prospects.
The equal employment opportunity commission was first...
The National Pan-Hellenic Council at LSU oversees the historically Black fraternities and sororities on campus, known as the Divine Nine. These groups are committed to fostering leadership, community service,...
Thursday, Jan. 16
Weekly Tea Time
Weekly tea time in the Miles Richardson Lab, located in Howe-Russell W253 starts at 12:45 p.m. and allows students to relax with tea, coffee, snacks and a good time....
Current and former members of the LSU Cold Case Project gathered to celebrate the project's 15th anniversary and premier the very first Cold Case podcast.
The Cold Case Project has investigated over 160...
LSU's quadrangle is renowned for its beautiful oaks, azaleas, crepe myrtles and magnolia trees that decorate students' walks between classes.
The quad was constructed in 1926 as imagined by former LSU...
LSU’s College of Art and Design hosted Grad Walk, an open-studio event that aims to highlight the current projects of LSU Master of Fine Arts students.
This long-standing tradition is free and open...
The LSU Special Olympics Club kicked off its first semester on campus with a field day on the Parade Grounds.
Students and club members gathered on the lawn to play games and socialize, as well as bring...
