Professors from the University’s Manship School of Mass Communication detailed the stark difference in opinions toward law enforcement officers from white and black people to a packed Holliday Forum...

Beginning in the spring, the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center and the Department of Political Science will offer a new Constitutional law seminar focusing on the effects of judicial personality on Constitutional...

LSU Associate Law Professor Chris Tyson, a Baton Rouge native, reassured a diverse crowd of LSU students, administration and community members Monday that discussing race relations is “an essential...

Louisiana’s rich culture has always been deeply tied to its landscape, which could be in jeopardy if it continues to disappear at an alarming rate. While the University is directly affected by the...

Following the first presidential debate, divides between political parties seem more apparent than ever. In this election, one of the most divisive in recent history, millennials’ interest have grown,...

What do you get when you mix murder, lumberjacks and a man in drag with a bunch of laughs? The University’s lab season production of “The Secretaries.” The Five Lesbian Brothers’...

On Nov. 5, 10 distinguished alumni will be inducted into LSU’s military Hall of Honor sponsored by the University and Cadets of the Ole War Skule. By resolution of the LSU Board of Supervisors in...

NCAA President Mark Emmert gave a lecture titled, “Leadership in Hard Times” Thursday in the Business Education Complex Auditorium as the first Brian and Barbara Haymon Visiting Professor. Emmert...

Two University researchers are using art as an outlet to excite the public about biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico. “Crude Life,” a citizen art and science investigation of the Gulf of Mexico...

A special update on the University’s UREC expansion and redesign was presented at the Student Government’s weekly Student Senate meeting Wednesday night. Laurie Braden, the director of University...