Maintaining the beauty and quality of The Southern Review, a product of LSU Press for more than 80 years, isn’t an easy task, but co-editors Emily Nemens and Jessica Faust welcome the challenge. Nemens...

University medical physics Ph.D student Lydia Jagetic joined her passion for research, teaching and travel over the summer in Ensenada, Mexico. She almost skimmed past the opportunity in an ad called “Outreach...

A University professor is helping food science students prepare for the real world by having them brew beer in class. Subramaniam Sathivel teaches NSF 4075, a food preservation course in which students...

Norma Thompson, a senior humanities lecturer at Yale University, bemoaned the decline of “adult books” on Monday in the University’s French House. Thompson was the first of three lecturers...

Daniel Rodgers, historian of American culture and ideas and Henry Charles Lea Professor of History, emeritus, at Princeton University, will present his lecture, “Age of Fracture: The Transformation...

Beginning in the spring, the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center and the Department of Political Science will offer a new Constitutional law seminar focusing on the effects of judicial personality on Constitutional...

The University’s Master of Fine Arts ceramics program is yet again ranked in the top ten on U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 Best Graduate Schools list, jumping two spots this year to No....

Leonard Ray Teel, an author published by the LSU Press in December, received the American Journalism Historians Association Book of the Year Award which recognizes the best book in journalism history or...

While choosing a major can be a difficult, often overwhelming process for students, the LSU University College is here to make that decision a little bit easier. The University College for Freshman Year...