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Water Brigades at LSU in Embera Puru, Panama

LSU Water Brigades repairs water system for indigenous group in Panama

By Corbin Ross April 12, 2022

The LSU chapter of the Global Water Brigades traveled to Panama from March 13 to March 19 to repair a water system for a rural indigenous community in Embera Puru in the Darjen region. This trip was part...

Article headlined "Students react with disbelief" written by Tiffany St. Martin, published in the Sept. 12, 2001, edition of the Reveille. 

LSU in wartime: How campus reaction to the Russia-Ukraine war compares to past conflicts

By Domenic Purdy & John Buzbee April 12, 2022

On Sept. 12, 2001, LSU students reacted in disbelief to the attacks on the World Trade Center a day earlier.  “Disbelief was the general reaction of university students as they discussed the...

LSU West Indian Student Association provides community for West Indian and Caribbean students

LSU West Indian Student Association provides community for West Indian and Caribbean students

By Chandler McIntosh April 11, 2022

The LSU West Indian Student Association provides students from West Indian backgrounds and nationalities with a place to socialize and embrace their cultures.According to the WISALSU Instagram, its mission...

Guests fill the space in front of Memorial Tower on Thursday, April 7, 2022, during the LSU Memorial Tower Museum ceremony on Tower Drive in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU provost hires third-party curator to look at ‘incomplete’ exhibits at new Military Museum

By Maddie Scott April 11, 2022

Interim provost Matt Lee decided on April 4 to hire a third-party curator to look at what LSU College Dems called "incomplete racist exhibits" at the William A. Brookshire Military Museum.  Political...

LSU President William Tate IV, Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, LSU Board of Supervisor Chair Remy Starnes and Louisiana Board of Regents member Richard Lipsey cut a ribbon on Wednesday March 16 at an event announced new LSU cybersecurity and defense initiatives

An in-depth look into President Tate’s cybersecurity and military initiative

By Bella Dardano & Xander Gennarelli April 10, 2022

LSU President William F. Tate IV announced last month plans to integrate and improve LSU’s cybersecurity and military science programs as part of his scholarship first initiative.Golden Richard,...

After being suspended in 2012, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity is returning to LSU campus.

Report: LSU frat suspended for three semesters for hazing, kidnapping, assaulting new member

By Reveille Staff Report April 10, 2022

LSU’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter has been suspended for the next three semesters after a hazing investigation uncovered the fraternity kidnapping and assaulting one of their members and hazing others...

Rally members hold up a poster saying “Justice for Deaughn Willis” Wednesday, April 6, 2022, in Free Speech Plaza in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Activists, students hold protest in Free Speech Alley for Baton Rouge resident killed by police

By Maddie Scott & Corbin Ross April 9, 2022

A protest organized by BR for The People visited Free Speech Alley Wednesday to bring awareness to the death of Deaughn Willis, a 25-year-old Black Baton Rouge resident who was shot and killed by...

Governor Edwards, President Tate, Chair of the LSU Board of Supervisors Rémy Starns, and others cut the ribbon on Thursday, April 7, 2022, during the LSU Memorial Tower Museum ceremony on Tower Drive in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU reopens Memorial Tower interior after four years, showcases new military museum

By Corbin Ross April 9, 2022

LSU reopened Memorial Tower Thursday night after a ceremony conducted by the LSU Ole War Skule and ROTC. Visitors can now visit the William A. Brookshire military museum within the tower.  Memorial...

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

Break-ins, unwanted visits and faulty security measures at dorms put LSU students at risk

By John Buzbee & Maddie Scott April 8, 2022

Students in residential halls across LSU’s campus have reported security breaches during the 2021-2022 school year and expressed doubts about safety in campus halls. The most recent incident...

Sen. Beth Mizell sponsored a bill that would require athletes from the elementary through collegiate level to compete based on their sex at birth.

Senate committee greenlights bill targeting transgender athletes

By Piper Hutchinson April 8, 2022

The Senate Education Committee advanced a bill Thursday that would prohibit transgender athletes from competing in accordance with their gender identity. Senate Bill 44, sponsored by Sen. Beth Mizell,...

The LSU Student Union sits closed on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, on Highland Road in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Student Union McDonald’s to be replaced by first SONIC on a college campus

By Reveille Staff Report April 7, 2022

The LSU Student Union will house the first SONIC location on a college campus in late 2022, according to a university press release.The SONIC Drive-In will take McDonald's current spot in the Student...

A Faculty Senator raises a hand during a vote on Thursday, March 24, 2022, inside the LSU Law Center on Highland Road in Baton Rouge, La.

LSU Faculty Senate weighs seeking an open meetings law exemption

By Piper Hutchinson April 7, 2022

LSU Faculty senators are discussing seeking a legislative carve-out to Louisiana's open meetings law.  The Senate, which has a slew of open meetings law compliance issues dating back to their founding...