The Office of Multicultural Affairs teamed up with LSU’s Latin American Student Organization to host 10 virtual events to celebrate Latin American and Hispanic Heritage Month. The events, which...
Louisiana legislators convened a month-long special session on Sept. 27 to address issues they feel have been put on the backburner due to COVID-19 and Gov. John Bel Edwards' emergency powers. The...
After three years of the Roemer administration, Louisiana has finally realized how unimportant the environment is, at least that's what most of our gubernatorial candidates suggest.
Almost everyone is...
Liberals and many black leaders are losing an important battle for a reason they cannot control. It's not racism, not really. It's not internal fighting either.
The battle concerns respect, recognition...
This whole cheerleading-hitman thing is frightening. downright scary. Competition is a good thing, but this is competition gone mad.
For those who don't know, here's what happened:
Wanda Holloway, a 37-year-old...
George Bush's vision of a "New World Order," a world ruled by a known set of values, is an unrealistic one. It will never happen.
The president sees a world in which we refuse to "reward aggression," a...
The SGA election campaign is currently working on a petty and immature level. And the Reveille is caught in the bickering.
It isn't that this is a "dirty" SGA race. The real problem is that it is a new...
“What Will They Learn?” is a report released annually by the American Council of Trustees, a non-profit organization that rates universities’ general education programs. LSU’s general...
Dean Martin Johnson of the Manship School of Mass Communication passed away the night of Sept. 28, the University announced on Sept. 29.
Johnson, 50, died of a heart attack in his sleep, as was later confirmed...
On Monday, Sept. 28, the University reported a total number of 1,033 COVID-19 cases among students and faculty in the community. This number was made in error when the COVID-19 dashboard was updated to...
Modest, kind, generous, approachable — those are just a few of the words used to describe Manship Dean Martin Johnson.
Johnson, 50, died of a heart attack in his sleep the night of Sept. 28. His...
On Sept. 27, students in Cypress, Spruce and Blake Hall received an email informing them they would be required to receive a COVID-19 test because their residence halls were identified as areas of “heightened...
