Determining the calories in a Chick-fil-A eight-count chicken nugget meal or a Papa John’s pizza slice will no longer be a guessing game for students come 2015.
In a series of “final rules,”...
After a successful first semester, UREC on the Geaux will be back in the spring to bring fitness to students.
UREC staff hosted weekly programs on the Parade Ground and in the Residential College Complex,...
Baton Rouge is no longer the city with the highest rate of HIV and AIDS infection.
Baton Rouge’s ranking now falls behind the rates in Atlanta, Georgia, according to data released from an updated...
When K.C. White, associate vice chancellor and dean of students, discovered a lump in her breast in March 2009, she asked herself: Where do I go from here?
She knew little about combatting breast cancer...
There's a darker side to the "drinking town with a college problem."
Early on a Wednesday evening, Bob Petit Blvd lights up with gaudy fluorescent signs over similar one-story buildings. Cars dot...
Studies show more than half of people with an anxiety disorder experience substance abuse at some point in their lives. They most often abuse marijuana and alcohol, according to Anxiety and Addictive...
LSU President F. King Alexander has set guidelines regarding personal travel by University employees and students to and from Ebola-affected nations.
Permanent Memorandum 13 explains general regulations...
East Baton Rouge EMS personnel took refresher courses at its headquarters last week detailing how to protect themselves and others in case there is an Ebola patient in Baton Rouge.
Communicable disease...
College students know about the notorious “freshman 15,” but according to a recent study published in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine, the actual average weight gain of college...
October is National Medicine Abuse Awareness Month, and although the Student Health Center has no programs in place for the month, studies have shown nonmedical use of Adderall is on the rise.
According...
After training police forces to deal with Ebola in Liberia, University employee Jason Krause returned home Tuesday for a 21-day quarantine period.
Krause, associate director for internal operations at...
With cases of the Ebola virus now in the United States, the University’s Student Health Center is taking preventative measures and setting guidelines in case the disease travels to Baton Rouge, SHC...
