President Barack Obama recognized University alumnae Mary Legoria and Linda Messina Aug. 22 as recipients of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
Legoria and Messina...
Through the LSU Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, students have an opportunity to study natural disasters like the recent flooding to prevent future ones, said Louisiana Sea Grant College...
The LSU School of Music Tuba-Euphonium Studio is welcoming three guest musicians to teach master classes and lessons and perform recitals for students this fall. The three guests include world famous Norwegian...
This fall semester, the LSU School of Music welcomes its new assistant professor of voice, Brandon Hendrickson. After instructing for six years at the University of South Dakota, Hendrickson, a University...
While thousands of bird enthusiasts venture into forests and national parks each year, ornithology Ph.D student Glaucia Del-Rio is taking her binoculars to a more exotic locale — the Amazon Rainforest.
Del-Rio’s...
Recent graduate Marlee Pittman made University history as she became the first LSU student to receive the Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship.
The fellowship is a highly competitive national program...
From her troubled upbringing to her treasured college experience, elementary education senior Chauncey Stephens knows the true meaning of community. Based on Stephens’ journey, it takes a village...
When E.J. Ourso College of Business dean Richard White began drafting a corporate partnership initiative for the college two years ago, he envisioned five business alliances by the end of the first year....
The University was recognized by Education Trust, a national non-profit advocacy organization, as one of 53 universities in the country that work to narrow the graduation gap between black and white students...
Hundreds of curious children and families filled the hallways of the Louisiana Art and Science Museum during its third annual Engineering Day on Saturday.
The event featured 24 stations with displays...
As Louisiana steps into the spotlight as a premier Hollywood filming location, the University prepares for its close-up by implementing a bachelor of arts in screen arts degree program.
Per student demand,...
The Office of Diversity launched its diversity book club initiative Monday with a discussion on reporter and author Dan Baum’s “Nine Lives: Death and Life in New Orleans” in the Women’s...
