The LSU chapter of the National Council of Negro Women, collaborating with Black Girls Vote and Black Men in Medicine, hosted a Black Women’s Health and Justice panel. On Tuesday evening, students...

AI-made shorts are multiplying on Instagram Reels and TikTok, flooding feeds with bizarre clips that creators can churn out in minutes at a pace traditional artists and animators say they can’t match. That...

On Monday afternoon, a group of Iranian students and faculty members stood on the edges of Free Speech Alley in silence, some draped with Iranian flags and others holding pictures of dead loved ones. The...

Hurricane Ida caused marsh loss equivalent to 32 years of coastal erosion without hurricanes in the Barataria Basin when it made landfall in 2021. Oceanography and coastal sciences associate professors...

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...

LSU and Army and Cyber Command (ARCYBER) have entered into a formal agreement to cooperate on advanced research, prototype development, education and training and technology transfer. ARCYBER is subcomponent...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said last week that he will not honor Louisiana’s request to extradite a California doctor accused of mailing abortion pills into Louisiana, escalating a legal fight between...

Amid unprecedented immigration raids, cities, organizations and individuals have organized protests against the presence and implementation of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. LSU’s Students for...

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’s Office of Global Affairs held International Education Week last week to promote greater awareness of international cultures and customs among students. Daniela Chu-Rodriguez is the director...

LSU’s College of the Coast & Environment celebrated culture, community and Thanksgiving Wednesday with an international potluck. The feast was the college’s third annual International Thanksgiving...

The Caribbean Student Association paid it forward with a week dedicated to supporting Hurricane Melissa relief. The organization hosted three events aimed at giving back to Jamaica and Haiti, two countries...