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Will the perception of religion change with the rise of AI?

By Sandra Ferrer, News Reporter March 7, 2025

For the third year in a row, Louisiana State University has provided funding to support new research and projects through the LSU Provost’s Fund. The fund invested $1.8 million into supporting projects...

Fertilizer plant allowed to expand toxic waste dump in St. James Parish

By Lorena Patterson-Vallian, News Reporter March 7, 2025

Many LSU students may not realize that there is a pile of slightly radioactive chemical waste about 40 miles away in St. James parish. The mound is about two hundred feet tall and spans over a hundred...

Manship School Dean Kimberly Bissell works on her laptop on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, inside her office in the Journalism Building on LSU's campus.

LSU’s Manship School won’t remove former deans’ obituaries amid DEI changes

By Jason Willis, Managing Editor March 6, 2025

 The LSU Manship School of Mass Communication doesn’t plan to delete former deans Martin Johnson and Jerry Ceppos’ obituaries from its website, current dean Kim Bissell told the Reveille Wednesday. “I...

Courtesy of Erin Segura

LSU professor teaches, shares Louisiana French to create connections through language

By Maddie Pacelli, News Stringer March 6, 2025

Professor Erin Segura, a passionate advocate for the preservation of Louisiana French, has become a leader in efforts to revitalize the unique dialect at LSU. With deep roots in the cultural fabric of...

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Make your voice heard: student government elections are here

By Jaidon Cotton, News reporter March 5, 2025

LSU student government elections are approaching, and it is crucial for students to understand the importance of voting. Campaigns are surfacing on social media, making it essential for students to be...

Too Good To Go: Saving food one surprise bag at a time

By Skylar Brouillette, News Reporter March 5, 2025

We’ve all had those times in the kitchen when we make too much food to fit in the left-over container, so we just throw the rest in the trash. What if I told you that throwing away perfectly good...

Midterms are in full swing: tips on how to stay prepared

By Mila Fair, News Reporter March 5, 2025

LSU Students are gearing up for midterms this week, with support from various campus resources. The student government is hosting a “Midterm Motivation” event, offering free testing materials, energy...

Sports Gambling: The Harsh Reality of Placing Bets

By Christian Gladney, Sports Reporter March 5, 2025

Just last month, the city of New Orleans had the honor of hosting Super Bowl LIX. The Jalen Hurts-led Philadelphia Eagles secured a dominating victory over Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, who...

Krewe of Tucks parades on the Uptown route through New Orleans on Saturday, Feb. 10, 2024, during carnival season before Mardi Gras.

How did Mardi Gras come to be? LSU history professor explains

By Sarah Walton, News Reporter March 4, 2025

With days full of king cake, campy costumes and celebrations lasting into the early hours of the morning, there isn't anything quite like Mardi Gras in Louisiana. With roots deep in the state’s culture...

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LSU researchers’ ‘PlantMe Beads’ offer a sustainable future for Mardi Gras

By Shelby Varga March 3, 2025

LSU researchers have developed biodegradable Mardi Gras beads filled with flowers in an effort to reduce waste and provide a sustainable future for Louisiana's beloved tradition. Biological sciences...

LSUPD chief shares Mardi Gras safety tips

LSUPD chief shares Mardi Gras safety tips

By Quinn Marceaux February 28, 2025

As Mardi Gras festivities approach, LSUPD Chief Marshall Walters is offering important safety tips to help students enjoy the celebration responsibly. With large crowds and lively parades, he says safety...

LSU Psychology students face potential graduation roadblocks due to resource shortages

By Claudia Bell, News Reporter February 27, 2025

Compared to other department buildings on campus, such as the vibrant geoscience complex, the Psychology department holds a long, narrow and uninspiring hallway of offices. But beyond the lack of décor,...