Big changes are in store for University housing when the newest residential hall, Cypress Hall, opens in fall 2015. Construction on another new residential hall, Spruce Hall, will begin this semester. Upgrades...

Tiger-striped rugs and fiberglass Mike the Tiger statues can instill LSU spirit within anyone — especially prospective students. At least, that’s what Associate Vice Chancellor for Enrollment...

University and faculty representatives got a first look Tuesday at the student technology fee spending proposals, but impending budget cuts could narrow the options down to one. The Student Technology...

With the dread of impending budget cuts looming for Louisiana higher education, online learning could help keep the University afloat, said LSU Online Interim Director and Instructional Design Consultant...

The presidents of Louisiana’s higher education systems agreed cutting core funding from universities will make the money received through the Workforce and Innovation for a Stronger Economy Fund...

Everyone has a stake in the future of the University, or at least that’s the plan. The Alumni Association is teaming with up Student Government to bring together all members of “Tiger Nation”...

As many students know first-hand, sometimes roommates just don’t mesh. But with Residential Life’s new matching service, a few clicks of a mouse could ensure a more favorable outcome. StarRez,...

The Baton Rouge Area Foundation revealed the first working designs for the Baton Rouge lakes master plan on Thursday during an open house in the Lod Cook Alumni Center. After a presentation from Kinder...

With talk of dark clouds and uncertainty looming over the state’s higher education budget, one thing is certain: The University is running out of fat. With budget cuts of the expected magnitude,...