A group of students and faculty from the School of Art have decided to hold a performance art protest to encourage the State Legislature to provide funding for a new Studio Arts building.
Loren Schwerd,...
Net neutrality preserves the free Internet, which we can sometimes take for granted. Larger cable and telephone companies are fighting to provide a fee for users who would like to view simple video and...
Louisiana Progress, a progressive political organization based out of Baton Rouge, hosted an event entitled, “Progressive Voices, New Media: a Louisiana Social Media and Blogging Summit.”
Progressive...
Update 4:58 p.m. - University Edge held a security meeting to answer resident questions at 4 p.m.
Update 1:55 p.m. - Victim that fell from the fourth floor has allegedly broken back, both legs and...
Business Insider Magazine ranks LSU, in Baton Rouge, as the ninth most dangerous college campus in the United States. Students have personally experienced break-ins on campus where personal items have...
On a typical Tuesday, you'll find a group of people surrounded outside of Mike the Tiger's habitat. Mike has many friends from both on and off campus. Chris Asche even came all the way from Iowa to visit...
On election night, candidates from Unite LSU watched as their names came up with a red line through them, signaling disqualification. Sunday night, they watched as University Court reversed the Election...
After 4 hours of hearing and deliberation Saturday morning, Student Government Judicial Branch ruled to uphold the Election Board’s decision to disqualify Unite LSU from the 2013 Spring election.
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Despite earning 59% of the vote, presidential ticket UNITE LSU, led by John Woodard and Taylor Parks, is temporarily disqualified from the student government presidential race.
At what was supposed...
