The Louisiana legislative special session that began late September adjourned four days ahead of schedule on Oct. 23.
Republican legislators opened the session in hopes of gaining more authority...
The culture of hazing has not disappeared on campuses throughout the country. Students and communities are calling for action against hazing, including on LSU’s campus.
Hazing prevention at the University...
A recent hazing incident that led to one student’s hospitalization and another student’s death has sparked a dialogue that echoes campus conversation following Max Gruver’s death in 2017....
The University is holding an in-person commencement in December after its original plan for a fully virtual ceremony was met with controversy.
“In light of the overwhelming feedback we have received...
COVID-19 restrictions kept many LSU seniors from experiencing their last football game or night out with friends as a college student. Between asynchronous and 100% virtual classes, even something as simple...
Baton Rouge Police responded to a report of gunshots at a student apartment complex near LSU around 9 a.m. Sunday morning. The shooting left one dead and another severely wounded. Authorities...
LSU administration is helping students with the increasing cost of textbooks by implementing Open Education Resources and Affordable Education Resources. Open Education Resources (OER) are openly...
The newly created International Alumni Chapter is attempting to connect LSU graduates from all around the world. The chapter was started by Amrat Gandhi, who is from India and graduated LSU in 2017...
The LSU Presidential Search Committee met via Zoom Friday afternoon and discussed incorporating a search firm, a description of the position of University president and including University constituents...
LSU suspended all activities for its chapter of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity after a night of partying on Oct. 19 ended in a new member’s hospitalization.
The new member was drinking at an off-campus...
This summer, the empty triangle-shaped building on Saint Ferdinand Street will become a unique space for local artists.
The Cary Saurage Community Arts Center will serve as the new home for the Arts Council...
LSU Law and Innocence Project New Orleans (IPNO) received a nearly $500,000 two-year grant from the U.S. Department of Justice to establish a Wrongful Conviction Clinic at LSU.
LSU students and experienced...
