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Tom Wright, CEO of OZZI, showcasing the reusable container.

LSU, SG to introduce reusable to-go box alternative in dining halls

By Corbin Ross September 20, 2022

Student Government is working with the university to introduce a reusable alternative to styrofoam to-go boxes in LSU’s dining halls.   The containers, known as OZZI, are a more sustainable...

Buildings reach for the sky on Monday, Aug. 22, 2022, on North 3rd Street in downtown Baton Rouge, La.

Report: Baton Rouge police believe killing of LSU senior Allison Rice was likely a ‘random act’

By Chandler McIntosh September 20, 2022

Baton Rouge Police told The Advocate that they believe 21-year-old LSU marketing senior Allison Rice’s killing was a “random act." Detectives have yet to identify a suspect.  BRPD said...

NASA's Orion crew capsule at the Michoud Assembly Center

LSU assists in bringing humanity back to the moon through partnership with NASA

By Corbin Ross September 18, 2022

LSU is contributing to returning mankind on the moon after 50 years as the lead partner in the National Center for Advanced Manufacturing, according to NCAM employees. NCAM is a partnership between the...

Members of the Women in Computer Science club at the organization's first Welcome Mixer in 2022.

‘If you can see it, you can be it’: Student organizations work to empower women in male-dominated fields

By Gabby Jimenez September 17, 2022

Chemical engineering senior Haley Fuller has been around STEM her entire life. Despite coming from a family of engineers, Fuller will be the first female engineer in her family when she graduates. Engineering...

LSU Muslim Student Association members taking a group photo during its social event. 

Muslim Student Association brings LSU Muslim students community, comfort on campus

By Chandler McIntosh September 16, 2022

When sophomore Brynali Marshall walks through Free Speech Alley wearing her hijab, she hears comments saying, “You’re going to go to hell.” Having experienced pastors in Free Speech Alley...

Lights illuminate the Journalism Building’s main entrance on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022, on Field House Drive in Baton Rouge, La.

Manship School approves lowering admission requirements in 16-12 vote

By Josh Archote September 16, 2022

Faculty in LSU's Manship School of Mass Communication voted Friday to lower admission standards for the program in a 16 to 12 vote, according to a professor who was present at the meeting. The meeting...

Baton Rouge Police Department hosts a night out against crime on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019, on Airline Hwy.

Report: LSU student shot to death inside car early Friday morning in downtown Baton Rouge

By Chandler McIntosh September 16, 2022

Baton Rouge Police found an LSU student shot to death inside a car on Government Street Friday morning, according to WBRZ.  BRPD found 21-year-old Allison Rice, a marketing senior from Geismar, Louisiana,...

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Student Government members, adviser explain finances ahead of Senate budget vote

By Corbin Ross September 15, 2022

Student Government is currently in the process of making their budget for the fiscal year that runs from July 1 to June 30. The Senate is expected to vote whether to approve the budget next week. Engineering...

The Latinx Center has a full list of events planned to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

Socials, cultural night and career week: How students can celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month

By Gabby Jimenez September 14, 2022

The Latin American Student Organization and the Office of Multicultural Affairs are hosting various events over the next few weeks to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. National Hispanic Heritage...

The Office of Civil Rights & Title IX photographed on Wednesday, Aug. 31st, 2022, in Himes Hall room 118 on LSU's campus in Baton Rouge, La.

Choice not to renew sexual awareness training contract opens conversation with students, administration

By Maddie Scott & Claire Theriot September 14, 2022

LSU’s Title IX office chose not to renew its comprehensive contract with Sexual Trauma and Awareness Response, the organization that helped LSU restructure the Title IX office following the uncovering...

East Laville Hall's entrance sits Wednesday, April 6, 2022, on LSU's campus.

Is it better to have a random or previously chosen roommate? Freshmen share experiences

By Claire Theriot September 14, 2022

When political science freshman Caty Moore came to LSU, she knew she wanted a random roommate. While deciding whether to room with a friend from high school or with someone completely random, she thought...

A car passes by the Journalism Building on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022, on Field House Drive in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Manship School to consider lowering admission requirements, remove GPA standard

By Josh Archote September 13, 2022

Faculty in LSU’s Manship School of Mass Communication will vote Friday on proposed admission changes that would remove the program’s 3.0 GPA standard, reduce credit hour requirements and permit...