Louisiana lawmakers Monday night officially launched a special session dedicated to closing a $304 million mid-year budget shortfall with Gov. John Bel Edwards pitching his plan and...
On Tuesday, many college students will spend Valentine’s Day without a significant other. On Feb. 13, the Agriculture Students Association (ASA) let students spend time with a different type of special...
For a local bonsai expert, hobbies are more fun when you can share them with others.
Lowell Tilley has been pursuing his hobby for years and is now bringing it to the University as part of a leisure arts...
When a human skull was found in the woods of Ascension Parish, the University FACES Laboratory team was called in to help identify the remains. But the case in Ascension Parish was hardly a FACES Lab’s...
One of the many traditions at the University requires a seal with a kiss.
In the 1930s, women were not allowed to leave campus more than twice a week and had a curfew, said Barry Cowan, an assistant University...
Last December, the University was selected to receive a grant of $1.5 million by the U.S. Department of Energy by joining 27 other schools as a part of the Industrial Assessment Center (IAC) program. Industrial...
The Reilly Center for Media and Public Affairs welcomed David Karpf to speak on digital media’s effects on today’s social movements through listening, rather than speaking, on Wednesday.On...
The University's chapter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity expelled some of its members after allegations of wrongdoing, according to The Advocate.
The Daily Reveille could not independently confirm the allegations.
"The...
Anyone not from the Baton Rouge area might not know about the six Mardi Gras parades that roll through the capital city. While they may not be the Super Krewes of Endymion and Bacchus in New Orleans, the...
Joseph Grimmer, principal bassoon of the Washington National Opera Orchestra, performed a concert Wednesday as part of the School of Music’s Guest Artists Series.
Grimmer was the second musician...
As the University’s Memorial Tower struck noon and rang the alma mater, students gathered in Free Speech Plaza to protest President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting travel between the...
Thanks to techniques being developed in the Department of Biological Sciences, scientists may soon see extinct birds walking and moving like they did in prehistoric times.
Dominique Homberger, a University...
