As football season gears into full swing, football is materializing not only on the field but also in the inboxes of students at the University.
Students frequently use the Quickmail function on Moodle...
During his first trip to Louisiana, celebrity veterinarian Marty Goldstein implored alumni of the School of Veterinary Medicine to use more natural methods when practicing animal healthcare.
Some of...
When they are not serving food to more than 30 percent of Baton Rouge’s homeless population, members of the University’s Vietnamese Student Association occupy themselves with preserving their...
The pouring rain didn’t stop thousands of Livingston Parish residents and visitors from coming out and seeing their childhood heroes Bo and Luke Duke.
More than 20,000 “Dukes of Hazzard”...
Power outages occurred across campus around 11 a.m. on Friday, though it is not known how much of campus has been affected or for how long.
David Maharrey, associate executive director for Facility and...
The Baton Rouge community gathered in the Town Square on Thursday night to promote freedom of religion, enjoy cool weather and listen to jazz music at the Voices United Concert, hosted by the Americans...
Americans are split down the middle on the subject of needing a major third party, according to a Gallup poll that collected data in early September, and one third party candidate is speaking at the University...
“Sa-currity,” “Ruu” and “I will cut you,” are all phrases that could be heard inside the Union Theater on Thursday night as former Mad TV star Anjelah Johnson made the...
Excitement reigns in the stillness of a Friday afternoon as Facility Services sets up fencing and places recycling bins around the University campus. Students finishing their last classes of the week walk...
Burbank Drive between Nicholson Drive and the median just past Jennifer Jean Drive will soon have a new traffic light and a left-hand turning lane, said Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development...
The University is taking preventive measures to keep true to the Alma Mater’s line about “stately oaks.”
After lightning recently struck a live oak planted in the Quad, likely during...
Despite reports over the summer that the University would have a new leader by January, the search firm hired by the Board of Supervisors has yet to begin its quest and may not find a candidate until May.
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