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Connor Bruce Croll was charged on Oct. 18 for calling in a false bomb threat to the LSU-Florida game on Oct. 12.

Alabama student who called in bomb threat to Tiger Stadium during LSU-Florida game pleads not guilty

By Katherine Manuel October 30, 2019

A University of Alabama freshman faces up to 20 years in prison after allegedly phoning in a fake bomb threat to Tiger Stadium during the LSU-Florida game on Oct. 12. Connor Bruce Croll, 19, was charged...

Allen Hall is where Robert Penn Warren had his office and wrote part of "All The King's Men." His office was a room that no longer exists in Allen Hall, room 156.

‘It started here in Allen Hall’: LSU boasts rich literary history, prominent literary figures

By Gunnar Viator October 29, 2019

Although it is seldom discussed outside of English classes, in the first half of the 20th century LSU boasted an impressive group of literary figures among its faculty and student body. Three-time Pulitzer...

The LSU Music and Dramatic Arts Building awaits the opening night of LSU Opera's rendition of The Rake's Progress at the Claude L. Shaver Theatre.

Floor cleaning machine catches fire in LSU Music and Dramatic Arts Building

By Reveille Staff Report October 28, 2019

A floor cleaning machine in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building caught fire Monday night and set off the sprinkler.  No fire damage occurred to the building, according to Media Relations Director...

South Hall sits in the Residential College Complex on LSU's Campus on Monday, Jan. 28, 2019.

LSU student’s tweet about alleged 2016 stalker’s reappearance gains attention, LSUPD responds

By Kimsey Stewart October 28, 2019

Political science and international studies senior Tatiana Gonzalez tweeted on Wednesday she encountered the man on campus who stalked her and other female students in 2016. According to Gonzalez, LSUPD...

An LSU Tiger Trails bus waits for students to board at Lockett Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2019.

LSU students weigh in on overcrowded Tiger Trails buses, transit system

By Gunnar Viator October 27, 2019

For many LSU students, overcrowded transit is an ongoing problem, especially in the case of Purple and Gold buses.  The Purple and Gold buses, part of LSU’s Tiger Trails transit system, mostly...

The "albino" squirrel climbs a tree on LSU's campus in September 2019.

The legend lives on: LSU’s ‘albino squirrel’ still spotted around campus

By Nick Frewin October 26, 2019

Walking around campus, it’s hard to miss the squirrels that call LSU their home. But only a few students spotted the “albino” squirrel rumored to reside on campus. “I must have...

A group of LSU researchers traveled to the Amazon Rainforest to study native bird species from Aug. 12 to Sept. 10.

All-women team of LSU ornithology researchers venture to Amazon Rainforest

By Gunnar Viator October 25, 2019

An all-women group of LSU science students ventured to remote corners of the Amazon Rainforest this semester to study native bird species and their evolution.The group consisted of ornithology graduate...

Lady D. Andrews, Millie Meringue, Andy Black, Santana Pilar Andrews and Brianna Powers smile after performing in Divas' Live 4: A Drag Show on Oct. 24, 2019.

LSU organizations host fourth annual drag show, with student appreciation, record attendance numbers

By Ana Block October 24, 2019

Collaboratively hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, Residential Life, Louisiana Transgender Advocates and the LGBTQ+ Project at LSU, the fourth annual “Divas’ Live 4: A Drag Show”...

Mold sits in Sierra Vanderhorst's trash can in South Hall on Oct. 16, 2019.

Old school, mold school: LSU students discover mold in South Hall, causing health issues

By Katherine Manuel October 24, 2019

LSU implemented a policy requiring incoming freshmen to live on campus last year. For some, this policy allows for a fun, new experience of living on campus. For others, this experience is filled with...

LSU student browses the University's schedule booklet.

Scheduling SZN: LSU works to prevent website crashes, allow students to enroll in desired classes

By Anna Jones October 24, 2019

Scheduling season officially began on Oct. 20, leaving many University students waiting in front of their laptops, eagerly refreshing the scheduling page. Chemical engineering junior Jacob Danklefsen is...

Vice provost for diversity and chief diversity officer Dr. Dereck J. Rovaris speaks at the Clarence L. Barney, Jr. African American Cultural Center (AACC) Jazz Brunch on Saturday, Feb. 24, 2018, in the LSU Club at Union Square.

LSU receives seventh HEED award, but some students question commitment to diversity, inclusion

By Nick Frewin October 23, 2019

ALSU was again awarded the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) award by INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine last month. The University received the award in September along with 92 other schools,...

LSU students wait in a line that stretches to the Quad to enter the LSU Testing Center in Himes Hall on Sept. 19.

Himes Testing Center experiences two shut-downs this semester, students voice frustration

By Katherine Manuel October 23, 2019

Himes Testing Center turned away students waiting to check in and begin taking tests on Monday morning due to a technical difficulty. The testing center was operating again before noon on Monday and updated...