As renovations to the Huey P. Long Field House *continue, students report seeing people enter the construction zone at night.
Restoration efforts started in 2021, and as time progressed, videos of students...
In a continued effort to stamp out coercive behavior, LSU will be employing a number of strategies to combat hazing for the fall semester, including a
bystander intervention program designed to better...
The LSU Panhellenic Council announced the creation of the Sierra Frazier Memorial Scholarship Fund for new members in an Instagram post on Aug. 6.The scholarship honors Sierra Frazier, a Delta Gamma member...
Abigail Trammel didn’t always know she would attend LSU. Trammel, a psychology and criminology freshman, is from Raleigh, North Carolina, where her parents both work at North Carolina State University.
“I...
Transitioning from his role as dean of science at Oregon State University, LSU's new executive vice president and provost Roy Haggerty has plans to advance both student success and President Tate’s...
The LSU Office of Communications and University Relations sent an email Monday updating faculty, staff and students about monkeypox and what the university is doing to prepare for possible cases on campus.
The...
The latest issuance of LSU’s annual security and fire report revealed several residential buildings on campus lack certain safety features, including the Edward Gay Apartments, which houses students...
After months of construction, Kirby Smith, the infamous 57-year old dorm located on the north edge of campus, is no more.
The location where the dorm was previously located will be turned into a...
LSU paid approximately $19,000 in travel expenses to key administration members, including nearly $3,000 to send four administrators, including President William Tate IV and Athletic Director Scott Woodward,...
Jerry Ceppos, former Manship School of Mass Communication dean, professor and award winning journalist, died on Friday. He was 75.
He died from sepsis brought on by severe infection in his Baton Rouge...
Returning to his alma mater after almost 30 years, Todd Manuel was named LSU’s first-ever Vice President of Inclusion, Civil Rights and Title IX, taking an office created amidst a national Title...
LSU students Rachael Coates and Cale Locicero were named 2022-23 Astronaut Scholars by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation and are LSU’s 13th and 14th recipients of this award. The...
