The Office of Parking, Traffic and Transportation will hold student forums in conjunction with Student Government today as part of this week’s bus evaluation.
The forums will be at 2 and 6 p.m....
The Emerge Center for Communication, Behavior and Development, which is the first facility to occupy a spot at the University’s Innovation Park located five miles south of the main campus, is slated...
As the University approaches its fifth year without faculty pay increases, faculty members expressed their frustration in a recent news release that highlights the effect state appropriations have on salaries...
University alumna Rachel Emanuel spoke of the importance of the civil rights movement in public education at the LSU Bookstore Saturday during a book signing for “A More Noble Cause: A.P. Tureaud...
University students and attendees of the TEDxLSU talks in March will have the opportunity to hear about the evolving nature of filmmaking from seasoned local screenwriter and filmmaker Zack Godshall.
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Hair Factory, a local hair salon, faces the challenge of keeping its doors open after existing for almost three decades in the same location.
The business is the only original shop in Beau Chene Shopping...
The rich only seem to get richer in big-time college football, so count LSU football coach Les Miles among the sport’s richest.
The University Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to Miles’...
Middleton Library patrons can now easily scan books, articles and just about anything else for free with the advent of a new pilot program.
Elissa Plank, LSU Libraries head of circulation services,...
The Bethel Collegiate Choir is changing the image of a traditional church choir by starting a student-inclusive and nondenominational group, according to Sherrisse Bryant, University doctoral candidate...
The No. 6 LSU gymnastics team captured every individual title in its 195.875-195.250 victory at No. 16 Kentucky on Friday night.
Sophomore all-around Randi Lau won vault with a 9.900, while a 9.850 from...
On the cusp of two University students’ seemingly bright futures, tragedy struck.
On Dec. 13, 2007, international Ph.D. students Chandrasekhar Reddy Komma and Kiran Kumar Allam were tailed by two...
Students and volunteers from across the city will unite Saturday to partake in the Super Saturday of Service in Baton Rouge for the first time, which is connected with various projects under the same name...
