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Graduate student Clay Tucker demonstrates coring a tree on Friday, Sept. 30, 2016, on LSU campus.

Doctoral student studies trees to improve coastal restoration efforts

By Lauren Heffker October 2, 2016

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...

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LSU students give opinions on first presidential debate

By Laryssa Bonacquisti October 2, 2016

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,...

The Music & Dramatic Arts Building hosts the play Secretaries on October 2, 2016.

LSU Theater’s lab season kicks off with “The Secretaries”

By CJ Carver October 2, 2016

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’...

Memorial Tower, towers peacefully over its courtyard on Wednesdsay, Aug, 17, 2016, near Thomas Boyd Hall.

LSU Salutes to induct 10 military alumni

By Allison Bruhl October 2, 2016

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 discuss the current presidential election and how to lead a university on Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016, at the Business Education Complex.

NCAA president, former LSU chancellor talks leadership with students

By Natalie Anderson September 29, 2016

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...

African Pompano. 2014. Giclée print on handmade Japanese rice paper in an edition of 13. 18 by 24 inches each.

Researchers use art to explore biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico

By Katie Gagliano September 29, 2016

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...

Senate memebers during the weekly Student Government Senate meeting on Wednesday Sept. 14, 2016, in the LSU Student Union.

UREC director updates SG on construction, announces separate facility

By Trey Couvillion September 28, 2016

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...

NCAA President Mark Emmert to speak at BEC

By Natalie Anderson September 28, 2016

NCAA President Mark Emmert will be speaking at the Business Education Complex Auditorium today at 7 p.m. Emmert will be named the first Brian and Barbara Haymon Distinguished Visiting Professor. He will...

LSU PERTT lab studies, recreates disasters like Deepwater Horizon

LSU PERTT lab studies, recreates disasters like Deepwater Horizon

By Allison Bruhl September 28, 2016

Six years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, more than 400 University students have made efforts to ensure such a tragedy never occurs again. The LSU Petroleum Engineering Research and Technology Transfer,...

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Crime Briefs: LSU Facility Services truck stolen from warehouse

By Trey Couvillion September 28, 2016

LSU Facility Services truck stolen from warehouse LSUPD spokesperson Lt. Kevin Scott said a 52-year-old man was charged in the theft of an LSU Facility Services truck and other stolen items. Scott said...

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LSU course replicates hominid scavenging processes

By Katie Gagliano September 27, 2016

University students are taking learning — and fresh animal bones — into their own hands. On Sept. 21, students in assistant anthropology professor Juliet Brophy’s paleoecology and taphonomy...

“Birds Eye View of LSU” exhibits aerial views of LSU throughout the decades on Monday, Sept. 26, 2016 in Hill Memorial Library’s Lecture Hall on campus.

Hill Memorial hosts “Bird’s Eye View of LSU”

By CJ Carver September 27, 2016

Hill Memorial Library will host the “Bird’s Eye View of LSU” exhibit until December 17 — a special collection curated by Assistant University Archivist Michelle Melancon that features...