Increasing concerns about Louisiana’s redistricting process and potential partisan gerrymandering have led groups like Fair Districts Louisiana to call on legislators to change the process in the...
The University could see a significant decrease in utility prices if Gov. John Bel Edwards’ letter to the Public Service Commission pays off.
Edwards, in his appeal to the PSC on Jan. 4, asked for...
LSU Athletics officials are concerned the proposed House GOP tax reform bill, H.R. 1 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, could have negative effects on college athletic programs throughout the country, as the elimination...
Jonathan Allen, award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author, discussed his book “Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton’s Doomed Campaign” on Monday in the Holliday...
Former National Security Adviser Susan Rice addressed a wide variety of current issues between the U.S. and China via webcast in the LSU Design Building on Tuesday during an event hosted by the International...
A panel of female professors studying women in politics gathered to discuss some of the challenges women face when deciding to pursue political positions in America. Rep. Julie Stokes, R-Kenner, hosted...
Zois Manaris (TigerTV) and Chris Caldarera (The Daily Reveille) discuss LSU's 35-26 win against Syracuse and the league-wide anthem protest that took place in the NFL this past weekend. Topics discussed: -...
Political consultant and University alumnus James Carville will be joining the Manship School of Mass Communication faculty in January, according to a recent University news release.
Carville will be teaching...
Gov. John Bel Edwards encouraged Louisiana citizens to “be vigilant” during the uncertainty of Tropical Storm Harvey during a press briefing Aug. 30.
He said the southwest region of the state...
In light of the events that unfolded in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Aug. 12, the Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College hosted a panel discussion titled “Why Are We Still Fighting the Civil...
Former Sen. John Breaux convened the first meeting of his new class, How Washington Works, on Aug. 21 in the Curet Conference Room of Campbell B. Hodges Hall. The 4000 level political communications elective...
Baton Rouge Police Department Chief Carl Dabadie is retiring, city Mayor-President Sharon Weston-Broome confirmed in a press conference Monday morning.
"Chief Dabadie is an honorable man and I will...
