A new materials science and engineering graduate certificate program at the University is designed to give students an interdisciplinary edge in academics and careers.
To obtain a certificate, the student...
The Greek Board of Directors will host a basketball tournament and lawn decorating competition next week as part of this year’s Homecoming theme “Geauxing Back in Time.”
“We are...
A University student’s teaching experience at a local high school has driven her to start a nonprofit organization aimed at helping African-American high school students.
In August 2012, political...
Students no longer have to look farther than campus for farm-fresh, seasonal produce.
University Dining debuted the new farmers market, located at The Plaza in the University’s Union Square near...
Hotter than ever, the Huey P. Long Field House caught fire Thursday afternoon.
Construction on the roof of the Field House caused a small fire around 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, according to Robert Combs, Baton...
Minority and underrepresented graduate students at the University now have the chance to participate in the Initiative for Maximizing Student Development program, previously only available to undergraduates.
Students...
Faculty and students evacuated the Huey P. Long Field House around 2:00 p.m. on Thursday after a fire alarm.
LSU Police Department spokesman Capt. Cory Lalonde said the fire is under control at this time.
Lalonde...
With a space four times as large as last year’s, Tiger Bites was bigger than ever this year. Students were able to taste free samples from 16 vendors located on campus and the surrounding Baton Rouge...
Halfway through LSU President F. King Alexander’s first full semester at the University, he is looking to the future of higher education and the University.
Alexander spoke Wednesday at the Rotary...
Exxon Mobil donated $65,000 to the LSU Foundation last Tuesday, continuing a trend of heavy interaction between the University and the energy giant over the past decades.
At the presentation of the donation...
From the concrete jungle of Baton Rouge to the wilderness of Panama and back, one University student is hoping to share her experience with others.
For three months, international studies senior Carter...
Since last spring, Information Technology Services has seen a significant decrease in illegal file sharing problems.
“There were times when we would see between 30 and 40 per month,” said James...
