The LSU Vet School houses the Wildlife Hospital of Louisiana, a rehabilitation center operating nonstop that handled around 2,000 cases last year, seeing over 150 different species. It is the only dedicated...

Since Jan. 23, a major freeze has swept across Louisiana, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an extreme cold warning to residents of Northwest and North Central Louisiana. LSU issued text...

The Digital Media Center has been evacuated due to high levels of CO2, LSU announced Monday. According to the email, LSU Environmental Health and Safety and Facility Services are onsite to determine...

In an era of AI and data centers, the struggle to power American industries will only intensify. Access to renewable energy, such as solar power, is looking less attractive to the American economy as carbon...

LSU sits on the edge of Cancer Alley, an 85-mile stretch of land between New Orleans and Baton Rouge that is home to more than 200 fossil fuel and petrochemical plants. According to Johns Hopkins Bloomberg...

LSU offered safety tips for students, faculty and staff ahead of the approaching winter storm, instructing those both on and off campus on how to prepare. The storm is expected to hit south Louisiana...

As the nationwide winter storm approaches, South Louisiana is expected to experience heavy rain, wind and freezing temperatures. Louisiana has already issued a winter storm warning and a state of emergency....

As the sun sets early this semester, safety concerns increase for LSU students navigating campus at night. Late night study sessions in the union and library are occupied well after dark. As students...

The University Lakes Restoration Project, which aims to sustain the lakes system and add recreational value, is still underway. Project manager Mark Goodson said the project phases are concurrent but...

The LSU AgCenter received $1 million in federal funding to launch a Mississippi River Invasive Species Consortium. Invasive species threaten natural ecosystems in every U.S. state, but the hot and humid...

On an unusually cold morning in September, tucked away in the outside courtyard of Highland Coffees, Ivor van Heerden recounted his experience working as a scientist in the lead-up to Hurricane Katrina. Van...

With November coming to a close and the cooler winter months rolling in, it’s time to start planting. Despite misconceptions, the prime time to plant fruits and vegetables is the late fall, not the...