There’s a new party coming to Louisiana politics — and you may already be invited.
The Independent Party became a recognized political party on Dec. 22, after party chairman Patrick Bergeron...
As one of the most controversial presidents in American history was being inaugurated 1,500 miles away in Washington D.C., a blindfolded Muslim man clothed in all black took his position in the lobby of...
On Wednesday, Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne announced the current fiscal year deficit decreased to $304 million from the original $313.5 million recognized by the Revenue Estimating Conference...
Gov. John Bel Edwards appointed six people to the Board of Regents over the holidays.
He announced his appointments on Dec. 29 and they became effective Jan. 1.
The 15-member Board of Regents is one of...
As Louisiana’s Senate runoff gains national attention, Democratic Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell has raked in more than $2.5 million for his campaign from Oct. 20 to Nov. 20, he reported...
Democratic Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell and Republican State Treasurer John Kennedy are battling it out for the Louisiana Senate runoff on Dec. 10. The Daily Reveille sent a questionnaire...
Edward Ott, construction management sophomore:
“I know how people have very different views around here than I do, so I don’t even talk politics. ... That’s honestly why I won’t...
The LSU chapter of Planned Parenthood Generation Action held its “Free Condom Friday” at Free Speech Plaza, distributing condoms, dental dams and safe-sex literature to students to raise awareness...
Gov. John Bel Edwards agreed to delay action on midyear budget cuts until December at the urging of legislators Friday — putting off an expected $18 million cut to higher education.
The cuts are...
More than a week after the 2016 presidential election, voters have had a variety of reactions: happiness, anger, fear, shock and — most of all — confusion.
The University’s Public Policy...
University students are being forced to face the harsh reality of increased tuition costs after spring TOPS numbers were confirmed last week.
This spring, TOPS will only cover 41.8 percent of students’...
Dakota Access, LLC, a subsidiary of Energy Transfer Partners, has been tasked with the construction of a pipeline that runs from North Dakota to Illinois in order to transport crude oil without the use...
