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Harper Doerr, who graduated from LSU in December 2023, is the first Schwarzman Scholar from the university. 

LSU has a first with student’s acceptance into prestigious program in China

By Sarah Walton December 20, 2023

A recent graduate of LSU marked a first for the university when he was awarded a prestigious scholarship to study in China.Harper Doerr, an LSU Ogden Honors College alumnus, was recently named a Schwarzman...

Entergy Louisiana makes updates to utility infrastructure in Baton Rouge, during their October initiative. 

Entergy makes upgrades in response to fall power outages; room for improvement remains

By Marty Sullivan, Deputy Sports Editor December 18, 2023

After two power outages shut down campus in the first month of LSU’s fall semester, students and community members expressed concern over Entergy’s performance. In October, the utility company...

LSU Health Shreveport has added a $79-million Center for Medical Education to its campus.

LSU Health Shreveport unveils $79M Center for Medical Education, first new building sine 2008

By Sarah Walton December 17, 2023

LSU Health Shreveport revealed its new Center for Medical Education on Dec. 11. The $79-million facility is the campus’ first new building since 2008. Over 400 people attended the unveiling...

The LSU Law Center sits Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022, on East Campus Drive in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU law grad, former Alito clerk will be Louisiana’s next solicitor general

By Julie O’Donoghue December 13, 2023

Republican Attorney General-elect Liz Murrill has tapped fellow LSU law school graduate Benjamin Aguiñaga to replace her as Louisiana’s solicitor general when she takes office next year. “I...

Mike the Tiger sticks his tongue out on Friday, Nov. 3, 2023, inside his habitat on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Here’s how you can watch LSU’s fall graduation ceremonies on Friday

By Claire Sullivan December 13, 2023

More than 1,900 students will earn a degree from LSU during the Friday graduation ceremonies for fall graduates, according to a university announcement. Each college has its own ceremony, where graduates'...

The hallways throughout the Renewable Natural Resources Building have tarps covering the ceiling to catch the water to pour in the buckets Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, on Ag Center Lane in Baton Rouge, La.

An LSU building is being remodeled after years of mold and leaks. Moving poses new challenges.

By Carissa Primeaux December 13, 2023

The Renewable Natural Resources building on LSU's campus is to be remodeled after years of students and faculty using the building with mold and leaking ceilings. From the outside, the RNR building looks...

Clouds float beyond Memorial Tower on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023, on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Louisiana Ethics Board accuses former LSU professor of unlawful lobbying

By Piper Hutchinson December 7, 2023

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...

Deadly Charged Lemonade

Don’t overcharge on Panera’s caffeine-filled charged lemonades, LSU health director urges students

By Madison Maronge December 6, 2023

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...

Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., smiles as he speaks during a confirmation hearing for Secretary of Veterans Affairs nominee Denis McDonough before the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs on Capitol Hill, Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021, in Washington.

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy returning to teach AI-focused public administration class at LSU next spring

By John Buzbee November 30, 2023

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’...

A line worker sorts recyclables from trash within the Republic Services Materials Recovery Facility in Baton Rouge, La. on Nov. 8.

LSU sustainability club journeys to the heart of recycling in Baton Rouge

By Cross Harris November 27, 2023

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,...

Following its permanent closure, the former site of Tigerland bar Reggie's lies empty on Sept. 23 in Baton Rouge, La. 

Understanding the lawsuit filed by Madison Brooks’ father: An LSU law professor breaks down the case

By Sarah Walton November 27, 2023

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...

A flattened can of High Noon lays among gravel Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023, on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

New LSU Litter Institute aims to clean up the community, state, world

By Sarah Walton November 19, 2023

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...