A faculty push for increased graduate student stipends may be on the horizon after the LSU Faculty Senate meets Tuesday.
The Faculty Senate is scheduled for a final reading of a resolution focused on increasing...
Ahead of this year’s Senate election, The Daily Reveille sent a questionnaire to U.S. Senate candidates Charles Boustany, Foster Campbell, Caroline Fayard, John Kennedy, John Fleming and David Duke....
Ten University alumni with military experience were inducted into the military Hall of Honor Saturday morning recognition of their achievements overseas in combat and contributions to the University and...
Southern University and LSU students came together Thursday night for the Learn 2 Live forum — an event organized by Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. in conjunction with the National Organization...
The Lockheed T-33 “T-Bird” aircraft on display south of Tiger Stadium is being relocated to a more prominent location on South Stadium Drive at Field House Drive on Nov. 12.
The aircraft was...
Changes are coming to Tiger Stadium.
Emmett David, associate athletics director for facilities and project development, said the Athletics department is moving forward with an environmental abatement project...
The state’s U.S. Senate race saw its final debate before the Nov. 8 primary election resemble a screaming match – a stark difference from the first Senate debate just a few weeks ago.
The six...
ESPN’s morning pre-game show, College Gameday, returns to campus Saturday for its first-ever broadcast from the University’s Quadrangle.
ESPN’s College Football Live is set to broadcast...
LSU Student Government announced its 2016 fall general election results on Wednesday in Coates Hall.
The annual election was held this past Monday on Moodle, with most students on the ballot vying for...
The Manship School of Mass Communication hosted an all-day Sports Communication Summit Wednesday featuring University alumni and Louisiana natives like Tim Brando of FOX Sports, Matt Moscona of ESPN Radio...
Speaking to a room packed with journalism students and media professionals, NCAA President Mark Emmert said the 2016 presidential race has been reported like one long sports event.
“Finally, next...
BATON ROUGE – Wednesday’s opening conversations at LSU’s Sports Summit 2016 in focused on growing opportunities for women to flourish in sports media and in front offices.
Former Baton...
