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Professor returns to University faculty after two arrests

Kevin Mulcahy, political science professor, was placed on paid administrative leave last fall after he was arrested for allegedly entering another professor's home, groping the housemate and in the process...

$724,000 in back taxes owed

To add to the financial sting of the looming budget cuts, the University is responsible for $724,000 in back taxes stemming from a mistake in not charging sales tax on meal plans.Typically, the University...

Coastal scientist points release to his outspokenness

By Joy Lukachick
Staff Writer
May 3, 2009

Ivor van Heerden was told April 9 his contract wouldn't be renewed as a research professor, and days later said he heard through the media his position at the Hurricane Center was eliminated.But the outspoken...

Power changes hands between national parties

By Nate Monroe
Contributing Writer
May 3, 2009

This year has been one of the most dynamic in American political history — what began in 2006 as a fundamental shift in power from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party in Congress culminated...

Construction ’60 percent complete’

Though considerable progress has been made in the Student Union construction, officials still don't expect the project to be fully completed until March 2011.The original March 2010 construction deadline...

 

Red light cameras lead to controversy in Louisiana

By By Joy Lukachick
Staff Writer
May 3, 2009

The red light cameras in Louisiana have stirred controversy during the past year, and the debate will be discussed in this year's legislative session.The cameras that allow public officials to catch drivers...

LSU Board overcomes conflict, talks budget cuts

By Leslie Presnall
Staff Writer
May 3, 2009

The LSU Board of Supervisors had a year filled with meeting quarrels, talk of impending budget cuts and the reelection of a previous member.Disagreement surrounded the Board in August when the chairman-elect...

Presidential election influenced MLK, Black History month

By Victoria Yu
Contributing Writer
May 3, 2009

From guest speakers to pageants, the African American Cultural Center and the Office of Multicultural Affairs celebrated black culture through January's Martin Luther King Commemoration and February's...

Bus system to be privatized

The University's bus system, a long-time source of frustration for students, saw many changes this year from rising rates to the privatization of the system. The University's transition from Capital Area...

Chancellor’s first year filled with difficulties, unexpected surprises

By Kyle Bove
Chief Staff Writer
May 3, 2009

Chancellor Michael Martin made his way across a wind-torn and muggy campus late September, lit cigar in his mouth and lack of sleep beginning to form dark circles under his eyes.It was on this day —...

Faculty Senate president pleased with year’s activities

By Ryan Buxton
Contributing Writer
May 3, 2009

The Faculty Senate has had a busy year filled with budgetary concerns and controversial resolutions. But for President Kevin Cope, the most important part has been the way Faculty Senate has stretched...

University still working toward repairing campus facilities

By Lindsey Meaux
Staff Writer
May 3, 2009

While Hurricane Gustav brought record-breaking winds and rains to Baton Rouge, fall finals came with a more pleasant surprise — a University blanketed in white snow, just in time for the Christmas...