It's Carnival time, and excitement is spreading to students around campus.The Student Activities Board hosted a Mardi Gras Expo in Free Speech Alley on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and educated students...

University students and local Toyota dealers are scrambling to solve problems caused by the Japanese auto maker's recalls in January. Toyota Motor Co. said it was suspending the sale of eight models and...

Student Government senators and executive staff members discussed ways students can help with budget cuts Wednesday. J. Hudson, SG director of external affairs, said the executive staff had a great collaborative...

The Center for Academic Success and the First Year Experience pride themselves on making adjustments easier for first year students. The CAS and the FYE hosted Wednesday the second session of the IMPACT...

This month's unusual, enduring cold snap has many individuals across the South hoping for warmer weather as crops and cities continue to sustain damage. Homeowners began wrapping household pipes and making...

Students return for the spring semester a week later than they have the last two years, as the academic calendar was changed to begin the day after Martin Luther King Jr. Day.The change was made to accommodate...

LSU Dining opened its newest dining hall today, The Five Commons, in the northwest part of campus. The hall is named after the adjoining Pentagon residential complex. With a seating capacity of more than...

In the wake of mid-year budget cuts, University instructors will gather in funeral attire aside the University's Sesquincentenial kick-off ceremony to protest budget cuts and further job terminations....

The University turns 150 years old in 2010, and the year-long birthday party kicks off today. 'LSU 150: The Year Ahead,' the launch event for the University's sesquicentennial, or 150th anniversary, will...

After the prolonged process of completing Phase I of Student Union construction, Union officials have begun Phase II.At the end of the fall 2009 semester, workers began construction on the Tiger Lair food...

Plans to cap the TOPS program and add a need-based aspect to the award were rejected by the Post Secondary Education Review Commission at its monthly meeting last week. The review commission - also known...

A 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated Haiti on Jan. 12, leaving much of the country in shambles. Hospitals, entire neighborhoods, schools and even the presidential palace were among the wreckage. For many...