Louisiana's public health emergency, which has been in place for two years, won't be renewed on Wednesday, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced Monday during his State of the State address.
"On March...
Out of the hundreds of bills filed ahead of Louisiana’s regular legislative session, dozens would have far-reaching effects on the state’s universities.
The bills’ subjects range...
While devoting a day entirely to women may not fix years of systemic injustice and oppression, International Women’s Day is a prominent time that allows women to come together and celebrate...
Ahead of the regular legislative session, which begins March 14, LSU President William F. Tate is raising the alarm on Louisiana’s challenges and asking the state for extra cash to address them.Tate...
LSU Residential Life is permanently closing the Edward Gay Apartments in June 2023, according to university spokesperson Ernie Ballard.An email sent to residents Monday stated that the Ed Gay Apartments...
LSU will ask for an additional $100 million from the state legislature to accomplish university goals in five key areas, university President William F. Tate announced Monday at the Baton Rouge Press Club.
Since...
LSU's International Cultural Center hosted an event on Friday in support of Ukraine against the Russian invasion. Ukrainian students organized the event and hosted speakers, food and music and also introduced...
Many LSU students have reported pushback from both faculty and disability services staff when receiving disability accommodations from the university.
Natasha Landrum, a pre-med and psychology freshman,...
LSU started its first College of Agriculture-backed LGBTQ+ club, Tigers for Cultivating Change, which serves as a safe space for members to come together, network, and increase LGBTQ+ visibility within...
Whenever French junior Ali Redmann’s bike was stolen, she was left without any reliable transportation to get to LSU’s campus from her apartment off Nicholson Drive.
“There are...
As the pandemic swept through rural America, millions without reliable internet access at home were suddenly unable to keep up with work and school, forcing people to get creative.According to the Federal...
LSU NAACP and the Black Law Students Association gave back to the youth of Baton Rouge through a book drive from Feb. 15-28.The donations were distributed to the Baton Rouge Detention Center and the Baton...
