Savannah Porter spent three hours picking up plastic on Nicholson Drive last month.
“Even if it didn’t appear that it had been outside for that long, it was breaking down,” Porter, a...
Each summer, LSU students have the opportunity to continue their education during the summer months, but mostchoose not to.
Many students will never take a summer course in their time at LSU as it is not...
During the course of the pandemic, Tiger Trails drivers were the enforcers of a federal mask mandate for public transportation, causing frustration among drivers.
In March of 2020, LSU shut down its campus....
Tigerland patrons are frustrated with the status of the Bayou Fountain bridge, which connects the popular student watering holes to the residential areas where many student live.
The bridge, which connects...
BATON ROUGE–The House passed a bill Tuesday that would protect state employees who are being legally treated for medical marijuana.
House Bill 988, sponsored by Rep. Mandie Landry, D-New Orleans,...
Last year, women in Broussard Hall would sometimes find an uncomfortable sight when they returned to their rooms from the bathroom: men loitering outside their doors.
“One time, my roommate came...
BATON ROUGE–The House gave final passage Monday to a resolution to study tenure policies at universities in Louisiana.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 6, sponsored by Sen. Stewart Cathey, R-Monroe,...
The Louisiana Legislature passed a bundle of budget bills Thursday, which included funds for faculty pay raises, infrastructure and LSU President William Tate IV’s Pentagon Plan.
For the first time...
BATON ROUGE--The House Education Committee on Tuesday killed two bills by a conservative lawmaker that would have prohibited teaching concepts related to race, ethnicity, national origin and sex.
The committee...
BATON ROUGE--The Louisiana House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure advanced a bill Monday that would prohibit discrimination based on certain hairstyles.
House Bill 41, sponsored by Rep. Candace Newell,...
BATON ROUGE--The House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure advanced a bill Monday that would prohibit discrimination over vaccination or immunity status.
House Bill 252, sponsored by Rep. Kathy Edmonston,...
BATON ROUGE–The House Committee on Health and Welfare Tuesday approved two anti-abortion bills in bipartisan votes.
Senate Bill 342, sponsored by Sen. Katrina Jackson, D-Monroe, would increase criminal...
