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Students walk through the Quad on Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023, on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Is LSU safe? Here’s how students feel about campus safety

By Tori Bonin, News Reporter March 25, 2025

The Reveille asked LSU students across different years, majors and backgrounds about their thoughts on campus safety and what changes, if any, they would like to see implemented. Girls Rides at LSU...

Patrick F. Taylor Hall sits under partially cloudy skies Saturday, Jan. 27, 2024, on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Facility Services fixes HVAC issue, students return to class in Patrick F. Taylor Hall early Monday morning

By Reveille Staff March 24, 2025

Fire officials responded to an issue in Patrick F. Taylor Hall Monday morning as students and staff evacuated the building. The issue was caused by a belt on an air handler, Executive Director of Facility...

Pete Vegas talks Friday, March 21, 2025, in the Nelson Memorial Building in Baton Rouge, La.

Ag Week highlights LSU’s impact on Louisiana’s farming industry with guest speakers, student events

By Tori Bonin, News Stringer March 24, 2025

Last week LSU’s College of Agriculture celebrated Ag Week with events, activities and speakers to highlight the impact agriculture has on Louisiana and the world. The week was filled with activities...

Student Health Center workers hold up shirts Friday, March 21, 2025, outside the LSU Library in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Student Health Center hosts ‘Trash Your Insecurities’ to promote healthy eating, body image

By Maddie Pacelli, News Stringer March 23, 2025

The LSU Student Health Center hosted an event Friday to help students create a positive relationship with food and their body image and trash their insecurities. At the event, students could write down...

A four horse race: candidates campaign for Student Government President

By Cooper Dick, News Producer March 22, 2025

Tuesday night, the 4 tickets met in Nicholson Hall to make their case to students on why they should be elected the next Student Body President. Leading the Unite ticket is Kelsey Womack and Emma Miller....

Bed rot: Self-care or health hazard?

By Lorena Patterson-Vallian, Senior News Reporter March 22, 2025

Bed rotting is a trendy activity, or should we say lack of activity, that is taking Gen Z by storm. But, is it helpful or harmful for our mental health? Bed rotting is slang for staying in bed and not...

LSU’s Skate Club makes riding accessible for all

By Sandra Ferrer, News Reporter March 22, 2025

If you are in need of a new hobby or maybe just a better way to enjoy cardio, skateboarding might just be the right option for you. Luckily to join Skate LSU you do not need any experience or equipment...

The LSU Tigers take on the hygiene drive

By Kourtney Evans, News Reporters March 21, 2025

The Louisiana State University Minority Women’s Movement group has created a drive for donated products for women who may be struggling financially. Located at the Women’s Center on LSU campus,...

LSU Student Government Senate members sit on Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025, in the Capital Chambers in the LSU Student Union in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Student Senate urges dean of students to overturn reinstatement of Foret-Tatman: Forward campaign

By Morgan Vannosdall, News Stringer March 21, 2025

An overwhelming majority of the Student Senate voted to request the LSU dean of students and the Office of the General Counsel repeal the overturned disqualification of the Foret-Tatman: Forward ticket...

A New Era in Hair Care Begins at LSU

By Claudia Bell, News Reporter March 20, 2025

It’s no surprise that Louisiana State University is home to a plethora of star-studded talent – from ambitious young entrepreneurs to aspiring creatives, and even those who thrive in the best of both...

Beauty & the Hustle: a college student’s entrepreneurial journey

By Ivy Holland, News Reporter March 20, 2025

For most college students, balancing classes, homework, and a social life is already a full-time job. But one local student is adding entrepreneur to her resume running her own business while still working...

Pedals with Purpose: Biking Coast to Coast for Disability Advocacy

By Caroline Fernandez, News Reporter March 20, 2025

Many ride bikes for enjoyment, for exercise, or to relieve stress. But, members of Pi Kappa Phi at Northwestern State University are biking for a purpose. Pi Kappa Phi’s philanthropy is the Ability...