Although the University campus lacks its usual hustle and bustle during the summer months, change is happening in subtle ways.
Since last month’s retirement of William Jenkins, former interim LSU...
From Trojan to Tiger, LSU’s new dean of the College of Human Sciences and Education is no novice to the administrative scene.
With the retiring of former dean Laura Lindsay, the University hired...
As the state budget for the new fiscal year unrolls, it’s still largely unclear how the cuts will affect the University.
Tommy Smith, University budget and planning director, said the numbers are...
The Louisiana Board of Regents revealed a new website and discussed a social media platform Wednesday afternoon in the Claiborne Building in downtown Baton Rouge.
Three members from the board, Lance Neal,...
In a special meeting on Wednesday, the LSU Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a decision to privatize the University-run hospital Bogalusa Medical Center.
The Bogalusa Medical Center will be leased...
Incoming LSU President F. King Alexander will be taking office at the end of this month, and he’s been preparing to take on the position by monitoring University and state legislative actions.
Alexander...
The University Board of Supervisors on Thursday unanimously authorized President F. King Alexander to act on behalf of the Board as well as take on the duties of former Interim President and Chancellor...
While naming F. King Alexander as the LSU president was meant to bring stability to the University amid budgetary and administrative upheavals, his search process resulted in lawsuits regarding public...
The Board of Supervisors established the Transition Advisory Team in January— a group of 10 businessmen and women in charge of finding problems and recommending changes to the Board for the...
As he reflected Wednesday on his time as interim system president and chancellor, William “Bill” Jenkins said contrary to popular belief, he won’t spend his retirement playing golf...
The AgCenter has lost 330 faculty members since 2008, partly because of stagnant faculty salaries, a condition AgCenter Chancellor William “Bill” Richardson said he plans to remedy by eliminating...
The University is not only disappointed in Judge Janice Clark’s Thursday ruling but plans to appeal her decision that would force the Board of Supervisors to produce the names of more than 30 candidates...
