The LSU Student Union Art Advisory Committee is set to open “A Slice of Life in South Louisiana: 1890-1920” Friday as a way to give insight into the lives of Southern Louisianians at the turn...
IBM is hosting a “campus blitz” today to target University seniors and recent graduates to fill positions for the new IBM Services Center: Baton Rouge, which will employ 800 people.
Last...
A total of $294,000 of the ITS Student Technology Fee for technology programs was deferred Monday until the fall 2013 at the Student Technology Fee proposal meeting.
At the previous Student Tech Fee...
Baton Rouge cyclists should keep their bike chains greased and ready to go for Baton Rouge Bike Month.
Founder of Bike Baton Rouge, also known as Baton Rouge Advocates for Safe Streets, Mark Martin said...
When Sara Olivier of the University’s International Services Office arrived on campus in October 2007, 12 Iranian students were enrolled at the University.
Last fall, that number swelled to 94,...
The Greater Baton Rouge Clean Cities Coalition, through its Plug In LSU intiative, is taking steps to help University students, faculty and staff quickly locate electric vehicle charging stations on campus...
Beer connoisseurs flocked to the LSU Rural Life Museum on Saturday to taste a variety of beer flavors from the nearly 260 different types available at the Zapp’s International Beer Fest.
Visitors...
Around 1 billion people don’t have access to eye care and close to 80 percent of the global population’s blindness can be prevented, according to University alumna Jenny Amaraneni, who said...
East Baton Rouge Parish ranks 18th among the healthiest parishes in Louisiana, according to the County Health Rankings and Roadmaps, a study released last week by the University of Wisconsin’s Population...
Infrastructure in Louisiana needs work and the U.S. as a whole fares even worse, according to a report card released last week by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Louisiana received a C-minus...
Gov. Bobby Jindal and IBM Senior Vice President Colleen Arnold announced Wednesday the start of IBM Services Center: Baton Rouge, a new technology center that will be built in downtown Baton Rouge and...
Fresh Cuts Clean Health, a Community University Partnership initiative, will host a health night tonight at the Baranco-Clark YMCA to teach African-American and Latino men and their families ways to live...
