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LSU professor Ali Kazemian loads files for the 3D printer inside a lab building near Patrick F. Taylor Hall on Wednesday, September 16, 2021, on South Quad Drive, in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Engineering working with NASA to build 3D-printed infrastructure on the Moon and Mars

By Corbin Ross September 22, 2021

LSU Engineering is working on several research projects involving 3D construction printing, one of which is in partnership with NASA to help build bases on the moon. “We are working with a few...

Gate 7 at Tiger Stadium sits empty on Monday, Sept. 20, 2021, on North Stadium Drive in Baton Rouge, La.

Tiger Stadium employees failed to scan student tickets, verify COVID information at home game

By Bella Dardano September 21, 2021

As students crowded into Tiger Stadium for the first and second home football games of the 2021-2022 season, some students reported that stadium employees were not scanning tickets, checking bags or verifying...

Crawfish story pic

Six LSU engineering students build a robotic arm to help harvest crawfish

By Jared Saucier September 21, 2021

More than 100 million pounds of crawfish are harvested in Louisiana between March and June of every year. The unique flavor, non-demanding growing conditions and sustainability of crawfish caused the expansion...

A broken sprinkler head pours water into Carmen Kellerman and Christin Ransome's dorm common area on Wednesday, Sept. 15.

Cedar Hall residents process water damage from malfunctioning sprinkler amid campus flooding

By Domenic Purdy September 20, 2021

Christin Ransome and her roommates of Cedar Hall thought the flooding of campus roads was the only water-related disaster they had to endure on Wednesday. They were mistaken. What started as an ordinary...

The Mississippi River sits on Monday, Sept. 20, 2021, in Baton Rouge, La.

‘That’s a researcher’s dream’: LSU professor partners with NASA for river delta research

By Corbin Ross September 20, 2021

LSU Professor Robert Twilley is conducting aerial research of Louisiana’s river delta system in partnership with NASA that will be used to help NASA begin monitoring delta growth worldwide. “River...

Animal science sophomore Archer Hill works on a computer on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, in the LSU Library on LSU's campus.

LSU computer science partnering with Louisiana State Police to teach cybersecurity

By Caden Lim September 19, 2021

The LSU computer science program is in the process of adding new courses to encourage students to pursue careers in cybersecurity.The initiative, called the Forensic and Incident Response Environment,...

Animal science sophomore Archer Hill works on a computer on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, in the LSU Library on LSU's campus.

Students face compatibility issues with computers and required software programs for class

By Aidan Primeaux September 18, 2021

Whether it’s VLAB, Tophat, Connect, or ProctorU, almost every student has had to use a third party service to complete their coursework. However, many of these services come with the drawbacks of...

LSU's Title IX office sits in Himes Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2021, on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU could be experiencing increased sexual assaults during a six-week period known as the Red Zone

By Maddie Scott September 18, 2021

LSU is four weeks into a six-week period known as the Red Zone, a term referring to the heightened number of sexual assault incidents occurring on college campuses during the beginning of the school year.Civil...

Email sent to 27 students on 9/17/2021 for non compliance with COVID entry procedures. 

27 students unenrolled from LSU for not completing COVID entry procedures

By Reveille Staff Report September 17, 2021

27 students were unenrolled from LSU following today’s deadline to submit COVID entry protocols, LSU spokesman Ernie Ballard said. Students were told to submit either proof of vaccination or...

The SportShop sits under a cloudy day on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021, on LSU's campus.

LSU freshmen and transfer students relieved to purchase football tickets after long wait

By Bella Dardano September 16, 2021

Amid a chaotic first few weeks of class, LSU freshmen and transfer students are relieved to have the option to purchase student tickets for the 2021-2022 football season after a long waiting period. At...

The Digital Media Center stands tall on Friday, Sept. 10, 2021, on South Stadium Drive.

$1.25 million grant brings state-of-the-art film making technology to LSU Screen Arts, other disciplines

By Domenic Purdy September 16, 2021

The production technology that helped bring the Star Wars universe to life on Disney+ with “The Mandalorian” is coming to Baton Rouge courtesy of a $1.25 million grant LSU received from Louisiana...

A man and woman walk their dogs among hurricane debris Monday, Aug. 30, 2021, the morning after Hurricane Ida struck Southern Louisiana, near the East Campus Apartments on Veterans Drive.

Out-of-state freshmen recall their first hurricane experience during Ida

By Maddie Scott & Caden Lim September 16, 2021

After week one of classes, out-of-state freshmen found themselves experiencing a less-than-warm welcome to Louisiana: the arrival of Hurricane Ida. For some who resided outside the Gulf or Atlantic coasts,...