The Asian Student Union at LSU spent its Tuesday evening celebrating the Thai, Lao, and Cambodian New Year on the parade grounds. For Thai, Lao, and Cambodian students away from home during the New...

At a university with over 30,000 students, accidents and emergencies are almost inevitable on LSU's campus. This makes it important that LSU students remain informed about how to respond to an emergency...

Many students on campus eat at one of the university’s two main dining halls, the 5 and the 459 Commons. But for some, consistent access to meals is not guaranteed. An estimated 2 in 5 college students...

On March 28th, Colors of the World hosted a Holi festival near Raising Cane’s River Center in celebration of the holiday. Holi is a major festival in India, marking the end of winter and the arrival...

https://youtu.be/6CJ3AyvPils?si=kmueX2D6PvhROBjI LSU law students are used to being greeted by a set of escalators upon their arrival at the Law Library, but next semester, the library’s entrance...

https://youtu.be/Rg3-z-OaZoE As of March 2026, gas prices are at an estimated $4 across the globe. According to GasBuddy.com, prices haven’t spiked this high since 2022. President Trump says he...

LSU's Student Government has introduced a new AI Taskforce, designed to reduce the number of students falsely reported to the Student Advocacy and Accountability office for AI misuse. Student Body President...

Last week, LSU departments and student organizations hosted Geaux Big Baton Rouge, LSU’s largest annual service event. Geaux Big used to be a one-day event; now, it lasts a week. Students can participate...

LSU Parking is hosting its Stuff The Bus event, where students can donate food items or money to the Food Pantry and receive up to twenty-five dollars off a citation not on a fee bill or be entered into...

The Baton Rouge Down Syndrome Awareness Group hosted its annual Buddy Walk on Saturday in honor of World Down Syndrome Day. Held near the Louisiana State Capitol, the event featured a three-quarter-mile...

While spring is rolling around, you might want fall to come sooner, as there have been recent updates on when construction at University Lake will come to a close. Construction has been in session since...

The slow season of shopping can hurt small businesses, but Baton Rouge is finding ways to be resilient and keep the community active. TBR Books and Tea owner Jamie Freeman says “I wanted to partner...