NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Several black Louisiana elected officials on Monday asked the Justice Department's civil rights division to intervene in a dispute over whether state Supreme Court Justice Bernette Johnson...
Despite widespread publicity, two independent studies show many people don't know or don't care about the Supreme Court's recent ruling on President Barack Obama's Patient Protection and Affordable Care...
After beginning duties July 1 as dean of the College of Human Sciences and Education, Laura Lindsay took some time to speak with The Daily Reveille about the future of the new college.
The Daily Reveille:...
The Smoothie King at Highland Road and State Street is known for its intriguing signage, most recently spelling out the message, "Riverside Towing Sucks."
The words resonated in the community, specifically...
Fourth year veterinary student Shannon David combined the University's veterinary medicine and study abroad programs when she travelled to Chongqing, China to study veterinary acupuncture in May. David...
LSU Police arrested Keith C. Alexander, 42, of 1208 Joseph St., Baton Rouge Thursday when he turned himself for two alleged June 22 thefts according to an LSUPD press release.
On June 22 a victim's backpack...
The University's actions toward professors isn't being defended anywhere, according to former University director Ivor van Heerden, whose contract was not renewed in 2010, causing half of a recent censure...
WASHINGTON (AP) - From North Carolina to New Jersey, nearly 1.8 million people still without electricity were asking the same question Monday evening: Why will it take so long to get the lights back on?...
Students who are thinking of renting textbooks instead of buying them this upcoming semester may want to reconsider their options, according to a study by BIGWORDS.com. The study by the price comparison...
Part of LSU Middleton Library's collection is open at all hours, though many students desperate to finish a research paper at late hours are unaware of the service. The library's online catalog, which...
When Leanne Redman began her work at Pennington Biomedical Research Center, she studied reproductive problems in female athletes, but this lead her to work in studying different health effects on female...
The echo of nearly 100 million bowling pins falling will soon be a memory for Baton Rouge. On July 10, the five-month long United States Bowling Congress Open Championship bowling tournament will come...
