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In this Aug. 28, 2019, file photo, a man exhales while smoking an e-cigarette in Portland, Maine. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File)

Dimly lit roads, van sales, deep web sites: The stark reality of Louisiana’s THC black market

One LSU student walked through security and ID checks to purchase a legal THC vape cartridge in Los Angeles. Another walked up to the back of a van off a dim light road somewhere in Louisiana to buy one...

Espresso shots are pulled for contestants to pour their lattes on Thursday, March 7th, 2019 at Light House Coffee.

LSU professors say coffee may add years to your life, but can greatly subtract from your bank account

By Anna Jones December 6, 2019

 Coffee shop lines get longer around exam season, as students depend on caffeinated beverages to help them through long nights of studying. Nutrition and Food Sciences instructor Judy Myhand said...

School of Education Interim Dean Roland Mitchell reads to children at Buchanan Elementary on Feb. 28.

Roland Mitchell named full-time dean of College of Human Sciences and Education

By Jacob Mathews December 6, 2019

Roland Mitchell, the College of Human Sciences and Education interim dean, has been promoted full time to this position, and assumed his role as dean today. With all he’s accomplished already, he’s...

Governor John Bel Edwards speaks during the Gubernatorial debate on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019, in the Student Union Theater.

Report: Gov. Edwards pledges increased spending for Louisiana higher education

By Melinda Deslatte December 6, 2019

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Gov. John Bel Edwards told the board overseeing Louisiana's largest university system Thursday that he will propose to again raise spending on public college campuses next...

LSU students travel across the Quad on Monday, Dec. 2, 2019, at Louisiana State University.

LSU student speaks out about stalking experience, lack of safety on campus

By Anna Jones December 5, 2019

Like many University students, Sidney Slater wanted to study abroad. However, Slater’s interest took a dark turn when the LSU Study Abroad Scholarship program paired her with her future stalker.  Slater,...

Hill Memorial Library sits on 95 Field House Drive, Baton Rouge, LA on Monday, Nov. 25, 2019.

Hill Memorial Library celebrates lengthy history, opens study spaces for finals week

By Katherine Manuel December 5, 2019

Visitors from across the world come to LSU for a variety of reasons - football, academics and even research at the Hill Memorial Library. The Hill Memorial Library boasts a long history within the stacks...

A buried time capsule from the year 1976 is located in front of the Dodson Auditorium water fountain on Monday, Feb. 9, 2015.

A decade in review: a look at notable LSU events from the 2010 – 2019

By Bailey Chauvin and Rachel Mipro December 4, 2019

As the decade comes to a close, The Reveille’s news editors searched our archives to compile a list of notable events that happened at the University from 2010 to 2019. Here’s the highlights...

The back of the Studio Arts building sits on the LSU campus on Monday, Sept. 3, 2018.

‘They have to look at you’: LSU nude models weigh in on difficulties, perks of job

By Rachel Mipro| @remroc15 December 4, 2019

Being naked in front of a classroom full of your peers sounds like a nightmare for most people. But for nude models in higher-level figure drawing classes at the University, it is just a regular Monday. Elementary...

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Transportation transformation: LSU departments created model of campus transportation’s future

By By Ana Block December 4, 2019

University Facility and Property Oversight, in conjunction with LSU Planning, Design and Construction have created a model of what the future of transportation on and around campus will look like based...

LSU students won awards at the world's largest student-led game design competition in October.

LSU all-female game design team wins “Best Art” award

By Joanna Clark December 4, 2019

A majority female LGBT game design team composed of three University students competed in a world renowned game design competition and won the “Best Art” category. The “Ghost Garden”...

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Report: Former LSU student no longer faces misdemeanor hazing charge in Max Gruver case

By Reveille Staff Report December 3, 2019

A former LSU student and Phi Delta Theta fraternity member no longer faces a misdemeanor charge in the 2017 Max Gruver hazing case, according to East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore III. Patrick...

The sun sets above Tiger Stadium on Monday, Jan. 21, 2019.

Piece of history: fans took free Tiger Stadium sod Monday, giveaway ran out in minutes

By Jacob Mathews December 2, 2019

The 2019 football season for the LSU Tigers will be remembered as one of the greatest and most dominant seasons in University history. To remember that greatness, fans came from all over town on Monday...