With high crime rates in Baton Rouge, Police officers are always on high alert. The short staff officers are doing their best at responding to calls hastily. But one officer responded to a call that would...

As the days pass by, more schools are feeling the impact of the growing teaching crisis as it is becoming more global. Empty classrooms could potentially become an all too common sight for the future. The...

LSU’s Bateman Team is working to highlight the role of libraries and encourage community engagement as part of a national case study competition. The team partnered with EveryLibrary, a political action...

Artificial Intelligence has changed the world, while it has always been present within the technology we use daily, recent investment into improving this technology has turned it into a buzzword. Garnering...

LSU is in the midst of complying with an order from the U.S. Department of Education calling for public schools and universities to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs and prevent race-based discrimination. The...

David Rumfellow has never attended LSU, but that doesn’t stop him from spending his mornings in the quad practicing calisthenics, meditation and parkour. Rumfellow has a decade of experience in circus...

The Reveille asked LSU students from across several organizations, majors and years whether they feel represented on a campus of over 30,000, in hopes of understanding student sentiment surrounding inclusivity. Members...

A widespread electricity outage took place on LSU's campus Monday morning. The power went out around 11:45 a.m., halting classes in all corners of LSU's campus. Power incrementally came back around...

On Sunday, February 16, beautiful puppies and their humans gathered for the Bark in the Park event, kicking off the weekend festivities ahead of the 26th Annual Krewe of Mutts Parade. This celebration...

Amongst Louisiana State University’s vast Greek life is sorority Zeta Tau Alpha, making a statement of inclusion with a special pop-up shop event this Friday opening its doors to showcase Black-owned...

Poverty, broken and desolate are all words that describe the Plank Road community. Since the 1990’s over 8,500 residents have left the community. Businesses suffered and, eventually, failed. “It’s...

Last year, LSU creative writing professor Maurice Carlos Ruffin’s historical novel became a critically acclaimed national bestseller. Set in 19th century New Orleans, Ruffin’s novel “The American...