The University is partnering with the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Hispanic Student Cultural Society to organize various different events in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 until...
An aggravated assault was reported in the Joan C. Miller Hall parking lot Sunday, an LSU emergency operations notification said.
LSUPD is on the scene and advises students to use caution in the area.
This...
The University’s LGBTQ+ community gathered on Sept. 20 for an afternoon of music, food, guest speakers, and t-shirt tie-dyeing in honor of their annual Rainbeaux Rush celebration.The event, held...
On Wednesday, nearly four weeks after a collision on campus injured four pedestrian students, the LSU Police Department, in conjunction with the Stay Safe LSU committee and local public...
LSU Student Government’s election document review committee, the EDRC, will consider revisions to the election code and other governing documents, according to speaker of the student senate Christina...
LSU’s College of the Coast and Environment travelled to Tanzania to study the effects of economical and socio-economical impact on the coastline.
Graduate students Xiaochen Zhao and Mario Hernandez,...
The former Phi Delta Theta house, the site of the alleged hazing that led to Max Gruver’s death, is now called the Saint John Paul II House. There’s a chapel in what used to be a fraternity...
For the 2018-19 school year, freshman applications to the University were evaluated beyond just standardized test scores and GPAs. LSU President F. King Alexander and his administration ushered in an overhaul...
The LSU AgCenter expects to have the first legal crop of medical marijuana grown in Louisiana by November.In 2015, the Louisiana Legislature had authorized the AgCenter to start growing marijuana, but...
The Bad Idea Society is ready to take on any ideological quandaries that come its way.
The club started up this semester to discuss anything and everything. The club founder, English and business senior...
Almost two decades after the money for it was donated, a world-class organ can finally be built. The largest donation in the history of the College of Music and Dramatic Arts is making dreams come true...
The Sept. 12 issue of The Daily Reveille is The Hazing Edition— a special issue for the one-year anniversary of LSU freshman Max Gruver being hazed to death by Phi Delta Theta.
Here you can find...
