Comedic mentalist Sean Bott performed a free show sponsored by the University’s Student Activities Board in the LSU Student Union Theater Aug. 24.
"I get to connect with [people] and do some cool...
In light of the events that unfolded in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Aug. 12, the Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College hosted a panel discussion titled “Why Are We Still Fighting the Civil...
Gov. John Bel Edwards issued a state of emergency for Louisiana on Aug. 24 in anticipation of severe weather due to Hurricane Harvey.
“All arms of the state’s emergency preparedness and response...
While many University students return to campus, one group has worked all summer to ensure everyone's return and the subsequent school year goes exceptionally well.
LSU Student Government has been...
In an effort to create a more pedestrian-friendly city, the Baton Rouge Recreation and Parks Commission announced the construction of a trail to eventually connect the University with Southern...
It is said that when Louis XIII was on his deathbed, he was visited by his then five-year-old son. When he asked the boy if he knew who he was, the future king said, “Louis the Fourteenth, father.”...
The University is making plans to prevent violence in Baton Rouge following the protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, and at the University of Virginia.On Aug. 17, LSU President F. King Alexander announced...
The LSU community will gather outside the tiger habitat at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday to officially welcome Mike VII. Mike VII ― who, until Monday, was named Harvey ― arrived on campus Aug....
Students joined together to eat a 100-foot-long banana split at the Parade Ground on Aug. 21 as part of an on-campus annual tradition sponsored by Campus Outreach.
According to Matt Duris, a Campus Outreach...
Former Sen. John Breaux convened the first meeting of his new class, How Washington Works, on Aug. 21 in the Curet Conference Room of Campbell B. Hodges Hall. The 4000 level political communications elective...
More than a thousand University students, faculty and staff took a break from the first day of classes to observe the Great American Eclipse at the Parade Ground on Aug. 21.
According to NASA’s official...
The University will provide eclipse glasses to students, faculty and staff with a Tiger Card as part of its "Solar Eclipse at the Start" event Monday at noon on the parade ground.
As part of the...
