The residents of Louisiana and Mississippi have the worst health in the United States, according to the United Health Foundation’s America’s Health Rankings.
The states tied for 49th place...
For some, a Christmas tree means time with family, humming along to “Deck the Halls” and threading lights through the branches. For others, it means tearing into red and green wrapping paper...
University administrators are speaking with state legislators to prioritize the repair of the dilapidated ceramics studio, which saw a concrete panel fall from the ceiling over Thanksgiving break.
LSU...
LSU President F. King Alexander and two Pennington Biomedical Research Center scientists announced Wednesday the center’s reception of two grants totaling almost $16 million from the United States...
Despite keeping the Scantron initiative alive and advocating to get new food options in the Student Union, some students did not see Student Government as an effective organization this semester.
“I’m...
Tuesday night University students flocked to the 459 and the 5 for the Pancake Breakfast hosted by President F. King Alexander and LSU Dining, only to find out they had been lured by a false promise.
The...
The University still has a ways to go after the end of the hiring freezes, with seven dean searches in progress and continuing through next semester.
Jane Cassidy, vice provost for Human Resources and...
Art and Design Librarian Marty Miller spent part of her first semester at the University aiding in architecture students’ work being displayed in Middleton Library.
The architecture students worked...
The African-American Cultural Center hosted a festive celebration of Kwanzaa, a holiday of African-American origin dedicated to unity.
Kwanzaa takes place from Dec. 26 through Jan. 1, and because the University...
Freshman men and one woman lined up in the library of Residential College South Hall on Tuesday night, jutting out their chins and flashing smiles surrounded by real or drawn-on fuzz at LSU’s first...
After a trial period this fall, the University is projected to enact new plagiarism prevention software by the start of the spring semester.
The Faculty Senate developed a plan in April 2013 for the University...
The first of two candidates for the University’s vice president for finance and administration position will visit campus Thursday following a national search.
Daniel Layzell, who currently serves...
