Since its beginning prevalence in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, fake news has been an often misunderstood, controversial and difficult issue to tackle.
The University’s Manship School of Mass...
hen people think of Facebook and politics, they often think of relatives’ rambling political rants. That could soon change with the announcement of a new site feature offering users a more organized...
Bryan Benchoff was named the new president and CEO of the LSU Foundation and the vice president of institutional advancement, according to a news release.
Benchoff will start July 17. He comes to...
If you were to ask freshman University students who their favorite teacher is, you would probably get a large array of answers. But one name that you would most likely hear more often than not is Manship...
The University’s LSU Museum of Natural Science came alive Thursday at its Night at the Museum event in Foster Hall, inviting the public to view the museum’s amphibian and reptile specimens.
The...
Groups like Baton Rouge’s Capital Area Human Services are spreading awareness of the opioid epidemic in the United States and Louisiana.
CAHS hosted a “Fighting the Opioid Epidemic” event...
Caroline Coplen was not sure what type of career she wanted when she enrolled in the University’s College of Agriculture in 2006. Eleven years later she now works a dream job with Disney, something...
The countdown to the 2017 regular session is in the single digits, with lawmakers set to convene April 10 for a 59-day fiscal session.
The fiscal session will provide legislators the opportunity to overhaul...
LSU Student Government, along with the computer science department, the University’s Division of Strategic Communications and Modo Labs, launched the new LSU app on March 24 in the Android and iOS...
Before his famous “March to the Sea,” his scorched earth warfare during the Civil War or his outright refusal to run for president, William Tecumseh Sherman was the first superintendent in...
Since 1980, a cold case – involving several of the University’s most notable historical players – has loomed over David Boyd Hall, the University’s art collections and LSU history...
In conjunction with the Jewish Studies Program, the Manship School of Mass Communication hosted two scholars in the Holliday Forum Wednesday to discuss what Manship School Dean Jerry Ceppos called “provocative”...
