Wanting to smash the scale is a feeling many individuals identify with, and on Wednesday, University students took to the Parade Ground to do just that.
Scale-smashing, photo shoots and a panel discussion...
Members of the Native American Student Association held a special dance demonstration early Wednesday afternoon, sharing with University students their passion for Native American heritage in Louisiana...
Representatives from IBM will accompany College of Engineering staff today in welcoming 75 high school juniors and seniors from Louisiana and Texas at the college’s Shadow Day.
The College of Engineering...
Louisiana Commissioner of Higher Education Jim Purcell has been passed over for the position of chancellor by the Florida Board of Governors, Purcell said Wednesday.
Purcell was chosen by the committee...
Though University graduate Rod Dreher moved far away from his small hometown, he realized the importance of its community and culture while writing his new book about the death of his sister and the contrast...
Tiger fan and electrical engineering junior Caleb Bates went prehistoric last weekend at the LSU-Alabama game, garnering national attention. Bates talked with the Reveille about his game-time antics and...
What began as a bare-bones operation to clean up areas around the University Lakes has turned into a volunteer project valued by the community that lives, exercises and plays around those lakes.
Though...
The results of the Student Technology Fee’s recent survey are in, and they show students are not using computer labs like in the past.
The rise of the digital age and prevalence of student self-owned...
LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport announced its new partnership with the Biomedical Research Foundation of Northwest Louisiana on Tuesday, following Gov. Bobby Jindal’s push toward privatizing...
For many University students, maintaining a scholarship throughout a four-year degree program is an achievement in itself.
For Logan de La Barre-Hays, interviewing for one of the most prestigious scholarship...
If a student organization is looking to stand out among the crowd of clubs and groups at the University, then a spirited talent night featuring comedy routines, impressive guitar solos and powerful vocal...
The LSU Public Administration Institute recently received a $1.2 million research grant from the Louisiana Housing Corporation for a study of housing needs in the state.
The study will focus on a number...
