Though typically seen as a global issue, human trafficking is a crime that hits surprisingly close to home — so close that state legislators are taking official action to prevent it in Louisiana.
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Fakhri Al-Bagdadi remembers when the University’s School of Veterinary Medicine was in Audubon Hall.
Back in 1975 when Al-Bagdadi came to the University, the school had only been open since 1973....
New TOPS legislation will award students who return to Louisiana for graduate school after studying in another state and studying high-demand fields.
House Bill 612 by Rep. Hunter Greene, R-Baton Rouge,...
They’re cute and fuzzy — and they’ve been unavoidable in recent weeks.
Forest tent caterpillars, identifiable by their blue markings and furry appearance, are more abundant this year...
District Judge Timothy Kelley ruled in favor of the Board of Supervisors in Daily Reveille Editor in Chief Andrea Gallo’s public records lawsuit against the University on Tuesday, creating a split...
The University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs will celebrate the accomplishments of LGBT and allied graduates at its first Lavender Graduation ceremony at 1 p.m. May 14 in the Royal Cotillion...
Nick Oldenburg sat at his workstation inside a white wooden shack on the side of his house. A 3,700-degree Fahrenheit jet of flame hissed inches from his face. His hands — one twisting a glass tube,...
Rep. Terry Brown, I- Colfax, wants to give every incoming University freshman the chance to experience the roar of Death Valley on Saturday night for an entire football season.
House Bill 144 requires...
The Daily Reveille’s Editor in Chief Andrea Gallo will go to court at 9:30 a.m. today for her lawsuit regarding the secrecy of the search for newly appointed LSU president F. King Alexander.
Gallo’s...
Visitors to the University Student Recreational Complex on Monday night were welcomed with loud pop music and a variety of booths that offered students the opportunity to “Keep Calm and Study On.”
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Three red cups with a few ounces of fermented goodness stand in the way of victory. The shot is all in the elbow; line it up and launch. The ping pong ball taps the rim of one cup, rolls across the table...
Giving the largest private donation in the college’s history, Phyllis M. Taylor donated $15 million to the College of Engineering to aid in renovations to Patrick F. Taylor Hall, named for her late...
