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Mike Vi receives his first radiation treatment at Mary Bird Perkins - Our Lady of the Lake Cancer Center on June 1, 2016.

Mike the Tiger to remain in habitat for LSU home football games

By Staff Reports September 6, 2016

No attempt will be made to transport Mike the Tiger to pre-game events on home football gamedays during the 2016 season, according to a Tuesday news release from the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine. “LSU...

The new fleet of LSU Tiger Trails buses on Sunday Aug. 28, 2016, on LSU campus.

New Tiger Trails bus fleet makes fall debut

By Madeline Adams September 5, 2016

University students Elise Ripley and Ansley Nelson finally gave up on LSU parking, deciding to take advantage of the brand-new, state-of-the-art buses now rolling around campus. On the new buses, which...

LSU student holds clicker infront of Troy H. Middleton Library where clickers are no longer available for rent on Sept. 5, 2016, on LSU Campus.

Middleton no longer renting clickers, students to purchase licenses

By CJ Carver September 5, 2016

Beginning this semester, Middleton Library will no longer provide clickers for checkout, and students will now have to purchase a new clicker license that could cost between $21 and $55 in addition to...

Dr. Fereydoun Aghazadeh's resolution passed unamnimously in the Faculty Senate on Tuesday, May 10, 2016. Dr. Aghazadeh explains how a paid parental leave would enhance the LSU's recruitment and rentention of young faculty on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016, at his office in Patrick F. Taylor Hall.

Faculty pursuing creation of paid parental leave policy

By Katie Gagliano September 5, 2016

The University’s Faculty Senate will begin negotiations in mid-September with the Office of Academic Affairs and the Office of Finance and Administration in hopes of establishing a paid parental...

Leader of New Horizons Pluto exploration presents results to LSU

By Natalie Anderson September 2, 2016

Alan Stern, a New Orleans native and the principal investigator for the New Horizons mission to Pluto, presented the results of the mission to the University Friday in the Hill Memorial Library. Stern...

Petrayris Huertas, Kat Hightower, Kayla Kappel and Katherine Simmons participate in a panel of female veterans who speak to students about their experience in the military on Thursday, September 1, 2016 in the West LaVille library.

LSU Honors College hosts all-female veterans panel

By Natalie Anderson September 1, 2016

The Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College hosted an all-female veterans panel in preparation for the arrival of the author of Soldier Girls, a book about three women and their experiences serving in the...

University College to host interactive workshops “Inner Heroes”

University College to host interactive workshops “Inner Heroes”

September 1, 2016

While choosing a major can be a difficult, often overwhelming process for students, the LSU University College is here to make that decision a little bit easier. The University College for Freshman Year...

In this file photo from 2015, LSU alumna Mary Legoria educates students in the Coastal Roots Program. Legoria was recently awarded the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.

Two University alumnae awarded for teaching excellence

September 1, 2016

President Barack Obama recognized University alumnae Mary Legoria and Linda Messina Aug. 22 as recipients of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Legoria and Messina...

Jim Oard, LSU AgCenter hybrid rice breeder, looks over his notes while inspecting hybrid plots at the Rice Research Station. Photo by Bruce Schultz

Louisiana farmers take collective $110 million blow from flooding

Louisiana farmers affected by flooding are taking stock of their losses — a collective blow initially estimated at $110 million. The LSU AgCenter says flooding that devastated parts of Louisiana...

Miram Buckner pleasantly smiles next to a piece in her collection on Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016 at Gallery 229.

LSU student features art drawn from dreams about chemical plant leaks

By CJ Carver August 31, 2016

Studio art senior Miriam Buckner opened her photography exhibit in the University’s Art Building on Aug. 22. Buckner’s exhibit, entitled Somnium, is featured in Gallery 229 and includes a series...

Geography professor Barry Keim directs the state's archive for weather and climate information.

LSU department studies flooding impact, how to live with natural disasters

By Allison Bruhl August 31, 2016

Through the LSU Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, students have an opportunity to study natural disasters like the recent flooding to prevent future ones, said Louisiana Sea Grant College...

The LSU Child Care Center on Sunday Aug. 28, 2016, on Gourrier Avenue.

LSU Child Care Center moved under College of Human Sciences and Education

By CJ Carver August 30, 2016

A committee headed by Dan Layzell, vice president for Finance and Administration, convened last fall to discuss transferring the University’s Child Care Center from Auxiliary Services to another...