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FILE - Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry gives remarks ahead of a keynote address from former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan's Faith & Freedom BBQ fundraiser on Aug. 22, 2022, in Anderson, S.C. Landry has officially launched his bid for governor in Louisiana in a highly-anticipated gubernatorial race to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards.

State of the race: Who’s vying to be Louisiana’s next governor?

By Oliver Butcher, News Editor February 13, 2023

Louisiana’s governor race may be nine months away from election day, but it’s already begun to take shape with multiple candidates either declared or actively considering jumping into the race. Louisiana...

Tree branches frame the State Capitol on Sunday, Jan. 23, 2023, on North Third Street in Baton Rouge, La.

Marijuana, pregnancy, litter and God: Here’s some laws Louisiana legislators have proposed so far

By Claire Sullivan February 12, 2023

Louisiana lawmakers have started filing bills for the regular legislative session that begins April 10. This session will focus mainly on fiscal issues, but other topics are up for debate, too.  So...

FILE - Dior Bar & Lounge on Bennington Avenue was the scene of an overnight shooting that left multiple people injured, Jan. 22, 2023, in Baton Rouge, La. On Friday, Feb. 10, police in Louisiana's capital city of Baton Rouge arrested two people for a mass shooting that left 12 others wounded at a nightclub in January. 

AP: Arrests made in Louisiana mass shooting that wounded 12

By Associated Press February 12, 2023

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Police in Louisiana’s capital city have arrested two people for a mass shooting that left 12 others wounded at a nightclub in January. Two 19-year-olds, Nikeal Franklin...

Baton Rouge lawyer Charles “Chick” Moore is funding the speaker series at LSU to help explain what journalists do.

Washington reporters talk to LSU students about covering Trump’s rise to presidency, White House

By Claire Sullivan & Gabby Jimenez February 10, 2023

Ashley Parker was enjoying sleeping in on a fall Saturday in 2019, her husband tending to their young daughter. Then her phone started vibrating nonstop. President Donald Trump had tweeted out that Parker...

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Will campaign reforms open Student Government to all? First election season with new rules begins

By Claire Sullivan February 9, 2023

You may have seen the high-production Instagram videos with students clad in business attire and the dozens of reposts and comments. The social media buzz can only mean one thing: Student Government election...

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National reporters to visit Manship School for talk to kick off media trust series

By Claire Sullivan February 8, 2023

Two national reporters will visit the Manship School on Thursday as the first speakers in a series aimed at addressing public distrust of the media.Ashley Parker, senior national political correspondent...

Our Lady of the Lake and LSU Student Health Center speakers address the audience on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023, in the French House in Baton Rouge, La.

Student Health Center, Our Lady of the Lake officials discuss multi-million-dollar partnership at forum

By Corbin Ross February 7, 2023

Officials from the Student Health Center and Our Lady of the Lake Hospital discussed their new multi-million dollar partnership in a forum in the French House on Wednesday. LSU and Our Lady of the...

Digital Assets and Blockchain Club president Nicolas Osborn speaks to club members on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023, inside the Business Education Complex on LSU's campus.

‘The realm is so new’: LSU cryptocurrency club educates and empowers members interested in digital assets

By Morgan Charles February 7, 2023

While crypto is continuously growing in the world of finance, there is an endless amount of learning to be done. International trade and finance sophomore Niko Osborn has created a place for LSU students...

Cars line both sides of the street on Feb. 3, 2023, on W. Chimes St and Highland Rd. in Baton Rouge, La.

Louisiana has some of the worst air pollution in the nation. Where does that leave LSU?

By Oliver Butcher, News Editor February 6, 2023

Louisiana has the highest air pollution of any state in the nation, according to 2019 data from the Environmental Protection Agency. And it’s taking a toll on residents.  High levels of air...

The French House sits on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023, on Highland Road in Baton Rouge, La.

Honors college makes therapy more accessible with new in-house mental health services

By Emily Bracher February 5, 2023

Mental health and therapy used to be a taboo subject, but now it has become more openly discussed, and the Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College wants to keep it that way with their new honors college therapist. LSU...

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Students create GroupMe to help women stay safe on campus, share rides

By Emily Poirrier February 5, 2023

Women at LSU are taking action into their own hands to protect themselves and others. LSU student Alisha Ortolano, alongside members Caitlynn Bakewell, Bobbilynn Akers, Iyian Paige, Abigail McIntosh, Hailey...

A door in South Hall is propped open by an empty plastic one gallon jug.

South Hall maintenance issues create headaches for residents: ‘The lack of initiative is unsettling’

By Morgan Charles & Payton Manuel February 3, 2023

LSU’s campus is known for its sprawling oak trees and beautiful scenery. But for residents of South Hall, living on campus may be losing its charm. South Hall, which houses the mass communication...