Campus LGBT leaders say they are hopeful the Supreme Court’s decision on Proposition 8 will help gay and lesbian achieve equality.
The court case is focused on Proposition 8, the constitutional...
The field of horticulture is still growing — literally — and its latest manifestation at the University is a class where the students’ lab is a farm.
Bob Mirabello, horticulture instructor,...
A recent study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed young American drivers are more likely to use their phones while driving, and students agree it is a common and dangerous problem.
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There will be no do-over after Hilary Tuttle’s sparkling victory in the 15th annual Miss LSU-USA Pageant on Sunday.
The winner of the pageant, hosted by Delta Zeta sorority, automatically qualifies...
Though the theme of the 2013 Louisiana Queer Conference on Saturday was “Turning Education Into Action,” keynote speaker Alison Gill encouraged attendees to view education and action as equals.
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“Cannoneers, to your posts,” a Confederate officer cried above the chaos of rifle fire. Southern soldiers grouped into formations under orders from officers as they began to march toward the...
Members of the local LGBT community and their allies across the state will have the chance to unite Saturday at the third annual Louisiana Queer Conference, LAQC.
Open registration for the all-day event...
Gov. Bobby Jindal’s new tax plan proposal is causing concern in film industry circles across Louisiana, and some of those affiliated with the film industry fear the possible changes will devastate...
A baby yelled on one side of the room while another one chuckled. A woman with pearly white hair sat alone in a corner, lazily chewing a golden doughnut dusted in sugar as white as her locks. Students...
Wednesday marked the official first day of spring, and campus has already begun to transition to warmer days.
The Quad is busier than it has been in months. Students pick a prime piece of real estate...
Three University alumni have graduated from the Louisiana Business and Technology Center and moved their advertising agency, Red Six Media, to an office in downtown Baton Rouge at the beginning of the...
Mathematics instructor and chemist Charles Egedy died of a heart attack Friday afternoon while walking the University lakes, according to mathematics chair Robert Perlis.
Egedy taught Calculus II and...
