A new antiviral pill developed by Pfizer cut hospitalization and death risk in COVID-19 patients by nearly 90% in clinical trials, the pharmaceutical company announced earlier this month. LSU health professionals...
LSU President William Tate IV told the Reveille Nov. 23 that he wouldn’t have formed the university’s Building Renaming Committee, the 16-person group created in June 2020 by LSU under former...
The Reveille sat down with President William Tate IV Nov. 23 to discuss the most pressing issues facing LSU as the new president's first semester in Baton Rouge nears its end.
Title IX
“Every...
Dereck Rovaris, vice provost for the Office of Diversity, retired after nearly 12 years at LSU, according to university spokesperson Ernie Ballard.
Rovaris has worked with LSU since 2010, when he joined...
As Student Government election season nears, students launched the first presidential campaign ahead of the spring 2022 semester, when a new student body president and many other positions will be elected. LSU...
Imagine someone tells you you’re going to get a pin prick. No big deal, until you’re informed that there’s a 50-50 chance that the prick will give you brain damage and lead to a host...
A new exhibit at the Louisiana Art and Science Museum, featuring research from assistant professor of entomology Nathan Lord, seeks to bridge the gap between the worlds of art and science.
The exhibit,...
LSU AgCenter professor Norimoto Murai was killed when he was struck by a car while biking near campus Saturday morning, according to The Advocate.
Murai, 77, was hit by a 2017 Hyundai Tucson as he was...
Black Baton Rouge residents called for a second majority Black congressional district in Louisiana at the Joint Governmental Affairs Committee’s fifth public meeting on the redistricting process.
At...
Six decades after a Louisiana man’s disappearance and presumed murder, his family is still looking for answers and a body to bury.
Carl Ray Thompson, then 26, spotted his cousin’s two-toned...
Scooter-bearing LSU students have undergone significant slander due to their choice of transportation in recent years. But many of them say it’s the easiest and most efficient way to navigate an...
LSU Faculty Senate leadership kicked out non-members of a public meeting Monday, including a Reveille reporter, without following proper protocols to go into executive session, which allows public bodies...
