The University has faced a number of vacancies in higher-level and high-paying positions over the fiscal school year, paving the way for new leadership next fall.
The latest and perhaps most surprising...
Most college students are busy juggling schoolwork, a job and a social life, and some forget to add their personal health and well-being to the list, according to the LSU Student Health Center.
Health...
Dumpster divers get canned Two men unaffiliated with the University were arrested for felony theft on July 23, 2011, when police discovered them digging through dumpsters.
Officers received a report at...
The Faculty Senate passed several resolutions this year that will begin affecting students as early as the fall, though students haven't all embraced those changes.
The Daily Reveille reported in November...
After yet another year of fiscal and midyear budget cuts, the University could be dealt another budgetary blow by the Louisiana legislature over the next two months.
At the beginning of the 2012 fiscal...
This year was marked with ups and downs for the E.J. Ourso College of Business.
While one of the most anticipated events of the year was the unveiling of the new, multimillion-dollar Business Education...
A new school year at the Manship School of Mass Communication brought bright faces, big names, bigger ambitions and a new big guy.
Dean Jerry Ceppos, a former dean of the Reynolds School of Journalism...
The spring semester brought with it the controversial question of whether LSU-Shreveport, which falls under the LSU System, should merge with Louisiana Tech University, which falls under the University...
To most, retirement means doing something besides working. For some in higher education, it means ballooning one's income.
Six administrators within the LSU System Office receive state retirement pensions...
A dozen students gathered at Memorial Tower on Thursday morning with one goal in mind: to change the way the University monitors the construction of its licensed products.
Members of United Students Against...
A group of University students will encourage junior high girls to be positive about themselves during the Girls on the Run 5K relay Saturday at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center.
Students in associate...
The Faculty Senate voted unanimously Thursday afternoon to pass a resolution to keep the campus a "firearm-free zone" despite any changes proposed to the state's constitution.
A bill regarding gun-carrying...
