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William Tate IV speaks during the interview process in LSU's presidential search on May 6, 2021. Tate was named president of LSU on May 7, 2021. Courtesy Katherine Seghers, LSU.

Tate invited to the White House to discuss COVID-19 protocol strategies with President Biden

By Reveille Staff Report September 15, 2021

The White House invited LSU President William Tate IV to speak to President Joe Biden on LSU's COVID-19 mitigation strategies, an LSU press release relayed. Tate will be joining a body of representatives...

The Manship School of Mass Communication on Wednesday, October 23, 2019 on Field House Drive.

Founding Manship dean wins national award for book on Woodrow Wilson

By Jared Saucier September 13, 2021

Founding dean of the Manship School of Mass Communication John Maxwell Hamilton is an author, journalist and a global scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Hamilton wrote and...

Commuter parking lots stay full on April 21 on LSU's campus. 

Commuting students share frustrations with parking availability, recent Ag lot rezoning

By Domenic Purdy September 13, 2021

Kinesiology senior Emily Passman was perplexed when she received an email informing her that the parking lot of the Parker Agricultural Coliseum that sits at the corner of Highland Road and South Stadium...

LSU students vape around campus on Tuesday, April 24, 2018.

Survey: 20% of LSU students vape regularly or in social settings; only 14% have never vaped

By Aidan Primeaux September 13, 2021

About 20% of LSU students are regular or social vapers, while 86% have vaped at least once, according to a survey conducted by Manship School of Mass Communication professor Judith Sylvester. Sylvester...

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine vials sit in a Denver pharmacy on Saturday, March 6, 2021.

Over 1,000 students could be kicked out for not following COVID protocol

By Reveille Staff Report September 10, 2021

President Tate announced that around 4% of LSU's student body did not submit COVID entry verification information and could be kicked out of the university as a result.  As of yesterday evening, around...

LSU former basketball head coach Dale Brown shakes senior guard Keith Hornsby (4) hand during the pre-game warmups during the Tigers’ game against Missouri on Tuesday, March 1, 2016 in the PMAC.

PMAC court will be named after Coach Dale Brown, LSU Board of Supervisors votes

By Caden Lim September 10, 2021

The LSU Board of Supervisors voted Friday to name the court in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center after legendary LSU men’s basketball coach Dale Brown. The Board voted in favor 12-3 to name the Dale...

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Board of Supervisors vote to name PMAC court after esteemed coach Dale Brown

By Domenic Purdy September 10, 2021

The LSU Board of Supervisors voted to name the basketball court of the Pete Maravich Assembly Center after former head-basketball coach Dale Brown during their Sept. 10 meeting. The decision passed with...

A car wrecker loads two cars Thursday, Sept. 9, 2021, on the corner of Nicholson Drive and W. Chimes Street in Baton Rouge, La.

Traffic on campus, Nicholson Dr. backed up after car crash

By Reveille Staff Report September 9, 2021

Traffic is backed up through campus after a car crash on West Chimes and Nicholson.  BRPD officers on the scene said no students were involved and the drivers sustained only minor injuries.  An...

An LSU police car parks behind the Campus Public Safety building on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2021 on South Stadium Drive.

Three arrested in attempted murder near Spruce Hall, says LSU spokesman

By Reveille staff report September 9, 2021

Three suspects accused of attempted first-degree murder after a shooting in the Spruce Hall parking lot on Aug. 27 at about 10:30 p.m. have been arrested, according to LSU spokesman Ernie Ballard. Ricky...

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Celebrating African American history: The Green Book Exhibit comes to Baton Rouge

By Mackenzie Jordan September 9, 2021

Exxon Mobil has partnered with the Capital Park Museum to bring the Negro Motorist Green Book exhibit to Baton Rouge. The Green Book was a travel guide during the Jim Crow era for African Americans.The...

Roofing from the LSU School of Music sits on the ground Monday, Aug. 30, 2021, the day after Hurricane Ida hit South Louisiana, near a side entrance on Infirmary Road.

‘Tired of Living Through Historical Events’: Students from Southeast Louisiana process Hurricane Ida’s ongoing effects

By Domenic Purdy September 8, 2021

Lauren Leonard is no stranger to hurricanes. The Houma native’s memories of hurricanes date back to 2005, when Hurricane Katrina devastated Southeast Louisiana. Leonard, a digital advertising senior,...

Guthrie Matherne, left, and Blakland Matherne, right, looks at what remains of their hurricane destroyed business in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, Monday, Sept. 6, 2021, in Lockport, La. (AP Photo/John Locher)

Hurricane Ida power outages, misery persist 9 days later

By KEVIN McGILL and MELINDA DESLATTE September 7, 2021

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses still didn't have power Tuesday and more than half of the gas stations in two major cities were without fuel more than a week after...