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Live oak trees sit in the Enchanted Forest behind the Greek Theater on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017.

LSU ‘Endow an Oak’ program aims to preserve beauty of campus

By Abbie Shull | @AbbieLJ September 27, 2017

The University’s campus boasts many beautiful and historic features, but the Southern Live Oak trees have a rich history behind their beauty. The live oaks are viewed as a symbol of...

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LSU alumna rescues people and pets after devastating storms

By Abbie Shull | @abbielj September 12, 2017

After the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, one University alumna is hard at work saving those who cannot save themselves.Jenny Teed is the director of shelter operation at the Virginia Beach...

LSU tests their cyber security on Sept. 7, 2017 in the LSU Transformation Technology and Cyber Research Center.

LSU Research Center seeks to bolster energy sector’s cyber security

By Dena Winegeart | @DenaWinegeart September 8, 2017

Much of Baton Rouge’s relationship with the energy sector is due, in part, to its close proximity to many of the 19 oil refineries in the state. As this industry continues to be a part of Louisiana’s...

LSU President F. King Alexander highlights resources, encourages donations

LSU President F. King Alexander highlights resources, encourages donations

By Natalie Anderson | @natalie_mechell August 30, 2017

LSU President F. King Alexander detailed resources available for students affected by Tropical Storm Harvey and encouraged donations for students in Houston in a broadcast email sent on Aug. 30. “Please...

Pre-med freshman Cassie Rammidi and industrial engineering freshman Ben Haynie respond to the cancellation of classes near the Parade Ground on Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2017.

Tiger Trails, UREC to reopen at 6 p.m. for students

By Abbie Shull | @abbielj August 30, 2017

The University announced the cancellation of Wednesday classes for students late Tuesday night in anticipation of inclement weather from Tropical Storm Harvey. “I was [surprised classes were cancelled],...

Gov. John Bel Edwards delivered remarks to thousands of students from throughout Louisiana Wednesday on the Capitol steps during a rally for higher education.

Gov. John Bel Edwards encourages Louisiana to “be vigilant” during Tropical Storm Harvey

By Natalie Anderson | @natalie_mechell August 30, 2017

Gov. John Bel Edwards encouraged Louisiana citizens to “be vigilant” during the uncertainty of Tropical Storm Harvey during a press briefing Aug. 30. He said the southwest region of the state...

LSU AgCenter employee examines mites found on bees on Aug. 22.

LSU AgCenter and the USDA partner for honeybee research

By Hailey Auglair | @haileyauglair1 August 25, 2017

The LSU AgCenter has partnered with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to study the declining honeybee population.Kristen Healy, an assistant professor in the Department of Entomology, emphasized...

Students enjoy the beautiful spring weather in their hammocks on Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at the Quad.

LSU to host Spring Greening Day and Sustainability Expo

By Taylor Delpidio | @TD_Reveille April 18, 2017

Spring cleaning is in full effect, and in that spirit, the University is hosting its 7th annual Spring Greening Day and Sustainability Expo on April 20. From 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., students, faculty and...

Memorial Tower offers an alternative study location during finals week.

LSU to be recognized by Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality’s Environmental Leadership Program

By Taylor Delpidio | @TD_Reveille April 4, 2017

Once again, the University is being recognized as a leader in environmental sustainability efforts. On March 22, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality notified the University it will be recognized...

LSU professor conducts research on effects of Deepwater Horizon oil spill on Louisiana food chains

LSU professor conducts research on effects of Deepwater Horizon oil spill on Louisiana food chains

By Natalie Anderson | @natalie_mechell March 23, 2017

Michael Polito, assistant professor in the Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, was one researcher among many with expertise in coastal marshes who collaborated on a project looking at the...

LSU students create social projects to address St. James methanol emissions

LSU students create social projects to address St. James methanol emissions

By Dena Winegeart | @denawinegeart February 20, 2017

Along the Mississippi River lies St. James, Louisiana, a town no bigger than 10 miles, where 877 residents live among two methanol plants. Methanol, or methyl alcohol, emissions could contribute to poorer...

Solar powered trash compactors and recycling bins will be installed around campus beginning Monday.

Facility Services BigBelly Trash Compactors handled 100,580 gallons of waste in 2016

By Taylor Delpidio | @TD_Reveille January 13, 2017

The Office of Facility Services partnered with BigBelly last January to install 40 solar-powered trash compactors around campus to save money and promote the recycling program. In the year since, the program...