A former LSU professor has been accused of allegedly using a graduate assistant with whom he was reportedly having an affair to lobby the Louisiana Legislature to approve legislation targeting critical...
Panera Bread’s charged lemonades: a refreshing, delicious pick-me-up, conveniently placed in the epicenter of Patrick F. Taylor Hall on LSU's campus to ensure a quick fix for the building’s...
U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy will return for another semester of teaching at LSU, the university has announced.His new, 4000-level course will be offered next spring by the E.J. Ourso College of Business’...
In January, LSU student Madison Brooks died after being struck by a vehicle and allegedly raped. In September, her father, John Brooks, filed a lawsuit against the parties he believes were involved in...
Many LSU students are familiar with the blue recycling bins around campus, but few could tell you where the stuff in those bins go when thrown in dumpsters, then tossed in trucks and hauled away.
For most,...
Gov. John Bel Edwards announced in late October the formation of the LSU Litter Institute, a new operation to clean up Louisiana and protect the state's environment. The institute hopes to accomplish...
Tiger Prison Project held a criminal justice panel Friday to discuss what the project means and to give previously incarcerated individuals an opportunity to share their stories.The project, founded in...
Tiger Stadium is one of the largest stadiums in the world, hosting over 102,000 people any given gameday, but finding a seat to watch the Tigers play in Death Valley can still be a hassle for students,...
LSU’s Student Senate passed a resolution Wednesday “to urge and request the LSU Foundation to divest from fossil fuels.”
The measure, authored by Graduate School Sen. Alicia Cerquone...
Impeachment is rare in the Student Senate, but Wednesday night, it happened.
In a special session presided over by the chief justice of Student Government’s judicial branch, the Senate held a trial...
Student organizations are the life fabric of a university, providing both support and opportunities for those who join. But starting one can be a daunting task, so how exactly can one turn a collective...
From sword swallowing to glass blowing, the Louisiana Renaissance Festival, or “Ren Fest,” is home to all things ye olde.
Located in Hammond and running through several weekends in November...
