The Greek community gathered Sunday for the 92nd annual Songfest dance competition and Order of Omega Awards to celebrate their philanthropic efforts and the close of the school year.
Members of the...
Students who eat breakfast on campus can now hit snooze one more time thanks to the new Tapingo app released by LSU Dining.
The app, which has had a soft opening over the past two weeks, allows students...
This weekend Mayor-President Melvin “Kip” Holden’s office partnered with a nonprofit to improve neighborhoods and the lives of several Baton Rouge citizens during National Rebuild Weekend.
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University alumni that run or lead successful and growing businesses were recognized at the Third Annual LSU 100: Fastest Growing Tiger Businesses Awards Luncheon on Friday at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in...
A leisure pool in the shape of LSU, the longest indoor recreational running trail, triple the amount of cardio and weight space — all these plans and more fit within the student-agreed budget of...
Need to check a Bible verse or find out the direction of Mecca when preparing for prayer? There’s an app for that.
From Islam to Judaism, religious students of all faiths at the University are...
Students who need help preparing a resumé, getting ready for a big interview or snagging a job or internship right out of college will have a new state-of-the-art career center on campus to help them,...
Steele Burden, the University’s landscaper from 1932 through 1970, began a legacy decades ago when he began planting many of the campus’ iconic live oak trees, which now tower over faculty,...
Atkinson Hall’s bathrooms will be renovated this summer and an elevator will be added as well, according to Facility Services Associate Director Sam Territo.
The project is set to be completed...
University students with Volunteer LSU are preparing to embark on a service trip to Peru beginning May 28 as a part of Change Break Peru 2013.
Fifteen students and three advisers will visit the villages...
State district Judge Janice Clark ruled that the University’s presidential search process was illegal in a short minute entry Thursday, ordering the names of more than 30 potential candidates to...
Ray Castle was standing near the finish line at the Boston Marathon with his colleague Larry Venis, an athletic trainer from Boston University, under a beautiful sky when the first of two bombs exploded...
