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The sign sits beside the elevator on Friday, Sept. 2, 2022, in South Hall in Baton Rouge La.

LSU students, staff share issues with campus’ elevators, Facility Services offers explanations

By Domenic Purdy & Sierra Vanderhorst November 27, 2022

Editor's note: Since this article's publication, issues with the annex elevator in Patrick F. Taylor Hall have been resolved and the elevator is back in service, the College of Engineering's Director of...

A mural lines the hallway inside Allen Hall on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, on LSU’s campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Are the murals in Allen Hall racist? Students, art experts weigh in.

By Maddie Scott November 27, 2022

In Allen Hall, there are several fresco murals painted from 1936 to 1939 as part of a project between several senior theses. The murals have gained attention from students and Student Government members...

Graduate students smiling after a meeting. 

LSU graduate students, faculty come together to form new Black History Research and Writers Group

By Emily Bracher November 26, 2022

A group of LSU graduate students in the United States history cohort and faculty members joined together to create a new Black History Research and Writers Group at LSU. The group was inspired by history...

Sophomore student Jahbari Parquet shows off his post on the BLACKLSU26 instagram page on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022, in the quad on LSU's campus.

Black LSU 26 Instagram account provides community, connection for campus’ underrepresented communities

By Payton Manuel |@payton_manuel04 November 25, 2022

A university as large as LSU can be intimidating for freshmen, especially freshmen of minority populations. To support students of color and provide a community in a sea of nearly 38,000 students, an Instagram...

LSU Film & Television junior Donald Cain works on sound equipment Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, in the Music and Dramatic Arts film equipment office on Dalrymple Drive at LSU.

Students, professors on LSU’s two film programs, each with a different approach to film education

By Corbin Ross November 24, 2022

LSU offers two programs for students interested in pursuing film: the screen arts program housed in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the film and television program housed in the College...

East Baton Rouge Parish School Board announce their participation in a $3.5 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.(Left to Right) Andrea O’Konski, Chief Officer of Accountability, Assessment & Evaluation, Suzanne Navo, EBRPSS Grant Writer Dr. Judith Rhodes, Professor of Research, LSU Social Research & Evaluation Ctrl., William Tate IV, LSU President, Evelyn Ware-Jackson, EBRPSS School Board Member, Dr. Sito Narcisse, Superintendent, East Baton Rouge Public School System, Dr. Ray Hart, Executive Director, Council of the Great City Schools, Jill Dyason, EBRPSS Board Member, Tim Hudson, Chief Learning Officer, DreamBox Learning, Mike Gaudet, EBRPSS Board Member, Jason Sinquefield, Senior VP of Sales & Marketing, DreamBox Learning, Dr. Arend W. A. Van Gemmert, LSU Professor & Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies, Nicole King,  VP, Urban Education & State Engagement, DreamBox Learning 

LSU Social Research and Evaluation Center partners with EBR School System to tackle math disparities

By Chandler McIntosh November 23, 2022

The LSU Social Research and Evaluation Center is partnering with the East Baton Rouge Parish School System and Dreambox Learning to tackle disparities in mathematical knowledge within Baton Rouge schools,...

Attorney General of Louisiana Jeff Landry addresses the room on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022, in the Student Union in Baton Rouge, La.

Conservative students, political scientist share insights on 2023 Republican governor candidates

By Domenic Purdy November 21, 2022

The campaign trail for the 2023 governor’s race has officially started, especially for Republican politicians seeking to take control of the office from Gov. John Bel Edwards, set to end his second...

Students Who Don't Drink Graphic

LSU students share experiences not drinking in college despite university’s party culture

By Gabby Jimenez November 21, 2022

LSU students frequently spend weekends drinking at places like Tigerland and football tailgates, contributing to the university having a notorious party school reputation.In a Niche.com poll about LSU's...

Rally organizer Cheyenne Autin speaks to those gathered on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, on the LSU Parade Ground before the march begins.

Climate March raises awareness for environmental issues, calls to divest from fossil fuel companies

By Chandler McIntosh November 20, 2022

Climate activists and students from multiple organizations gathered in the Parade Grounds and marched to the LSU Foundation building on Friday for a climate change rally. According to international studies...

Students in Consultation, Collaboration and Co-teaching pictured outside of Peabody Hall holding papers that read their future goals. Back row: (Left to Right) Megan McGinnis, Sydney Rhodes, Professor Valentina Rideaux, Collin CrousillacFront row: (Left to Right) Cate Sherman, Stephanie Fairburn, Aijah Lathan 

LSU, University of Alabama partner to provide future teachers access to social-emotional learning material

By Chandler McIntosh November 20, 2022

Education professors from LSU and the University of Alabama are partnering to help future teachers understand the behavior of children with a social-emotional learning curriculum, according to Paul Mooney,...

A head of broccoli readies for harvest at the Community Garden on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022.

LSU Community Garden, a corner of campus sprouting a love for gardening and camaraderie

By Maddie Scott November 20, 2022

Every other day, Pramod Pantha, a postdoctoral researcher of plant sciences, takes his two young daughters from their apartment to LSU’s Community Garden, a small corner of campus bursting with color...

The Faculty Senate Executive Committee speaks on Wednesday, Nov. 16, in the Dalton Woods Auditorium in the Coast and Environment Building. 

Faculty Senate discusses options for library book removals, holds Faculty Adjudication Committee elections

By Chandler McIntosh & Gabby Jimenez November 18, 2022

The Faculty Senate met on Nov. 16 to hold Faculty Adjudication Committee elections and discuss the disposal of certain library books. At the meeting, Dean of Libraries Stanley Wilder said that LSU Libraries...