By Sophie Liberto | @LibertoSophie
• February 25, 2019
LSU Dean of the College of the Coast and Environment Christopher D’Elia has received the Wes Tunnell Lifetime Recognition for Gulf Science and Conservation from the Gulf of Mexico University Research...
By Bailey Chauvin | @BaileyChauvin
• February 5, 2019
LSU College of the Coast and Environment Dean Chris D’Elia was named a sustaining fellow by the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO). ASLO is a leading professional...
By Taylor Bourgeois | @tbourge_
• January 31, 2019
The newly-hired Executive Vice President and Provost Stacia Haynie has spent her entire career at the University. With her new position, she’s ready to help students reach their full potential.
As...
By Sophie Liberto | @LibertoSophie
• January 29, 2019
Inside Allen Hall, dozens of murals line the top of the walls, depicting various images of farming, science and education.“There is no single answer to [what the murals depict],” said art history...
By Bailey Chauvin | @BaileyChauvin
• January 24, 2019
LSU professor of literacy and urban education Margaret-Mary Sulentic Dowell was selected for the 2019 Light Up for Literacy Award for her years of dedication to providing Louisiana students access to literature...
Athletic coaches dominate the list of the University’s highest paid employees with nine of the 10 highest budgeted salaries.
In addition to football coach Ed Orgeron’s $500,000 salary, six...
By Taylor Bourgeois | @tbourge_
• October 30, 2018
"A study of the imagination across time,” reads the syllabus of the History of Time Travel, a new course offered this semester at the University.Charles P. Manship Professor of History Andrew Burstein has...
By Bailey Chauvin | @BaileyChauvin
• October 23, 2018
Environmental sciences professor Ed Laws received the Friendship Award from the People’s Republic of China on Sept. 29 for his coastal wetlands research. The Friendship Award is China’s highest...
A quiet cultural shift is struggling to take place in the LSU Libraries. After a three- year decline in diversity among Troy H. Middleton Library employees, and a lack in diversity overall, the library...
The University’s faculty is continually changing. Year after year, the University attracts and hires new talent to fill open positions. Lost within the constant upheaval are the changing demographics...
By Brittney Forbes | @itsbritforbes
• August 28, 2018
An LSU science professor is under fire from PETA for experiments that have resulted in “tormenting and killing” hundreds of house sparrows.
Biological sciences professor Christine Lattin caught...
LSU President F. King Alexander announced on Aug. 17 that the University will receive a 3 percent increase to the faculty raise pool for the second consecutive year.
The raise will be awarded as a result...
