What dessert is purple, gold and green all over? Local bakeries know the answer well.But for many years Baton Rouge resident and owner of Tredici Bakery Monica Shaughnessy didn't see the kind of big king...
A disruption in service left LSU's Baton Rouge campus without power Monday afternoon, according to communications from LSU Facility Services.
The outage was campus-wide, said Tammy Millican, executive...
Dressed in beads, feathers and masks, Mardi Gras will visit the state Tuesday, Louisiana’s long-held tradition born from French roots.
The French first laid claim in 1682 to the territory that...
The conclusion of Louisiana's redistricting session in late January not only added a new majority-Black district but also moved LSU and much of East Baton Rouge Parish into a new district.The 6th Congressional...
Atkinson Hall on LSU's Baton Rouge campus closed Tuesday afternoon following a sewage backup affecting building's pipes, according to LSU Executive Director of Facility and Property Oversight Tammy Millican.
Staff...
The English Graduate Student Association on Feb. 1 kicked off its 34th Annual Mardi Gras Conference, a three-day event for graduate and undergraduate students to show off their research in front of peers,...
LSU leaders said they would provide paid family leave for all employees starting Jan. 1, but some employees who have requested it have been told the policy hasn’t been approved.
The university announced...
With a school-canceling cold snap, burst pipes and flooding, LSU’s spring semester started strangely. Now that class has been back for nearly a month, the Reveille interviewed students to find out...
The National Science Foundation announced Jan. 29 that the LSU-led consortium Future Use of Energy in Louisiana had secured a monumental $160 million grant. The funding, awarded through the NSF Engines...
A resolution proposed at Wednesday’s Student Senate meeting would request the university add an “expansive” diversity, equity and inclusion statement to the Student Government website.The...
For decades, 18 metal chimes rang out of Louisiana State University’s Memorial Tower, filling campus with the "Westminster Quarters" every quarter hour.
Renovations in the 1980s changed...
The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to rehear a decades-old voting rights case that established the only majority-Black state supreme court district in Louisiana, according to the court’s...
