Tiger Cards registered online in the fall 2020 semester are not a valid form of state-issued IDs and cannot be used to vote in the presidential election. This could impact a significant number of LSU freshmen,...
After being closed for several months due to the state’s COVID-19 regulations, students over 21 can finally return to Tigerland. Now, the bars are using an app called LineLeap to ensure they don’t...
Friday, Oct. 16 marked the first day of early voting in the state of Louisiana. Read this guide on how to vote and what will be on your ballot below:
Am I registered to vote?
To find out if you're registered...
LSU students can vote in the Student Government fall elections on Monday. Voting is available all day until 11:59 p.m.An email sent Sunday contained a link to the ballot, which will be accessed through...
From winning a national championship to losing over $20 million due to COVID-19, the University has had an eventful year when it comes to its finances.
As a whole, the LSU system saw total revenue...
LSU announced Friday in an email their plans for the Spring 2021 semester in response to COVID-19, including the cancellation of Spring and Mardi Gras breaks.
Mardi Gras break and Spring break have been...
The LSU Presidential Search Committee held its first meeting Thursday and unanimously voted to recommend the search for a single, unified president to the Board of Supervisors.
The committee discussed...
On Oct. 22, residents of East and West Laville Hall received emails from the University saying they need to be tested for COVID-19 on Friday, Oct. 23.
The University said in the email that the halls "have...
LSU received a D ranking on their general education program in the 2020-2021 "What Will They Learn?" report by the American Council of Trustees, and some students seem to agree the poor ranking is well...
Nearly a century after LSU held its first homecoming court in 1925, Student Government senators Angel Puder and Jack Green authored a resolution to include students who cannot identify themselves correctly...
Hurricane Laura left over a million Louisiana residents without power for weeks, 200,000 without drinking water and many homes uninhabitable. Only 43 days later, and 13 miles east from the place Hurricane...
People across the country are refusing to let a pandemic stop them from voting– over 28 million people have already sent in their pick for president, according to CNN. There are numerous reasons...
