Who said a party can’t have a purpose? At Cheba Hut, LSU students came together for a night filled with music, food, and community service—all in one place. With free nug cards, good music, and...

Earlier today, Louisiana State University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Our Lady of the Lake Health Interdisciplinary Science Building. The building will serve as the home to a new campus district...

Here is the forecast for the week of April 15-21. Pinpoint: The sun will rise at 6:37 AM. At 7 AM it will be 63 F. At 10 AM it will be 76 F. At 1 PM it will be 83 F. At 4 PM it will be 85 F. Wednesday...

Here is the weather forecast for the week of April 8-14. Pinpoint: The sun will rise Wednesday morning at 6:44 AM, at that time it will be 55 F that is the low of the day. At 10 AM it will be 68 F. At...

The Friends of LSU Libraries Book Barn is hosting the annual Book Bazzaar at the Agricultural Colliseum this Thursday, April 15. The Bazaar is held yearly in the John M. Parker Agricultural Coliseum,...

The Library on Goodwood hosted its first annual Bakers Faire, featuring more than twenty local vendors offering a variety of baked goods and bake-themed items. In addition to shopping, guests enjoyed...

Matthew Loocke, a Texas native, researches and teaches geology at LSU. He classifies himself as a general geologist with a range of skill sets in the subject. “I do field work, I work on sediments,...

Crowds filled the streets of Ponchatoula over the weekend for the annual Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival, one of Louisiana’s largest spring events. Each year, the festival draws people to Ponchatoula...

For one LSU women’s soccer freshman, the biggest challenge of her season isn’t happening on the field. Just three months into her first year with the LSU program, goalkeeper Riley Kuyper received...

On LSU’s campus, repping the purple and gold is nothing new. Whether it’s a hoodie or a jersey, students, alumni, and fans will always showcase their pride, but two business owners are showing that...

Louisiana’s spring season has fully commenced, and some traditional city events are starting to bloom again. On April 10th, Rhorer Plaza — right in front of Baton Rouge’s City Hall — was lit...