Although the African-American Cultural Center and the Women’s Center have been a part of the University for years, this semester they are celebrating moving into new facilities that put them at an...
While working on her class projects as an undergraduate history major, Casey Davis didn’t realize she was paving the way for her future career at Public Broadcasting Service.
After Davis graduated...
One of the Louisiana Small Business Development Centers has a new home on campus to continue providing training and consulting help to entrepreneurs and business startups within the state.
The move from...
An impasse over a funding bill caused non-essential governmental programs to shut down today after Congress failed to reach an agreement.
But the government shutdown will likely not have a serious effect...
Although the Center for American Progress ranked Louisiana as the worst state for women last week, the University’s Women’s Center has plans to help combat this issue.
In a nationwide analysis...
As University enrollment increases, fundraising efforts are gearing up from different sources to match the potential for inflated donations.
Sara Crow, director of communications and donor relations at...
The LSU AgCenter kicked off the fourth annual corn maze Saturday, located at the Botanic Gardens at Burden Center on Essen Lane.
The corn maze served as a combined event with the Rural Life Museum Harvest...
The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge partnered with Women’s Week, an annual seven-day event that is dedicated to providing a forum for discussing issues that are important to women including healthcare,...
The last armed conflict between the United States and Britain took place on Jan. 8, 1815 on a field in Chalmette, La. The Battle of New Orleans was the last battle fought in the War of 1812, and a bicentennial...
A current University student and an alumnus are tying the knot with college campuses all over the U.S., forming a bow tie company with a level of class and culture that only comes from the South.
Jordy...
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third in a three-part series looking at enrollment data from LSU since 2001.For more interactive graphics about international and in-state student enrollment, visit lsureveille.com/enrollment.
Michael...
Boxers, terriers, retrievers, pets of all shapes and sizes – they’re all welcome for the Agriculture Residential College’s Animal Assisted Therapy Program.
Multiple pet owners accompanied...
