As a bloody civil war rages in Syria, Pope Francis has called on Catholics around the world to fast on behalf of the Syrian people, and University students plan to take part in the movement.
Bob Stine,...
Mark Hertsgaard, nationally-recognized writer and reporter, claimed there are three steps that University freshman can take to combat wetland erosion in an address to incoming Honors College students Wednesday.
Hertsgaard...
While the University begins a new semester and endures systemic upheaval, behind the scenes, one committee is working to ensure the University’s future by preparing for the process of reauthorization...
A University alumna created a new way for Tiger fans to sell their tickets and make it count.
When tailgating takes its toll and making it to the game isn’t a reality, Charity Blip — a new...
Outsiders are usually wrong in assuming Louisianans have alligators in their backyards — but at the LSU AgCenter’s Aquaculture Research Station, that is exactly the case.
Just down a gravel...
Following the Louisiana Board of Regents’ approval of the John P. Laborde Energy Law Center on Aug. 21, plans are already underway to make sure the program is available to students as soon as fall...
As the semester begins and campus eateries are flooded in search of lunch options, returning students might notice a few changes. LSU Dining has moved Chick-N-Grill to the old Salsarita’s location,...
Game-day security across the Southeastern Conference could be more consistent from stadium to stadium if an executive committee is successful.
In a meeting on Aug. 21, LSU Police Department Police Chief...
Chris Broussard was a goofball.
With his bright, memorable smile, he wouldn’t have fit in at his funeral Monday at Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. The crowd of more than 200 or so sobbed,...
While the 2013 Rally to Improve Birth was a worldwide event Monday, raising awareness to help prevent unnatural birthing methods hits home for many Baton Rouge residents.
Terrie Thomas, an obstetrician...
With Phase II of the University Recreation Complex’s redesign plans set to begin today, students can expect more parking spots and tennis courts as soon as next semester.
The 120-day project costs...
The Louisiana Supreme Court declined Thursday to review the University’s case regarding making its presidental search records public and denied the University’s request for a stay.
The University...
