The Student Health Center has partnered with Keystone Pharmacy Services to provide The Pharmacy at LSU, a full-service pharmacy that serves the University community, including students, faculty, staff...
A little competition in the Public Relations Student Society of America at LSU led to a partnership with The Cajun Spoon and a large donation to the LSU Food Pantry this past December.
Jennie Stewart,...
Black Lives Matter and New York Daily News writer Shaun King challenged the packed house in the LSU Union Theater on Tuesday to spend the next four years fighting for change on the local level to make...
Walking along a thin rope suspended 35 feet above the ground with nothing but a harness can be nerve-racking, but Adventure Education Coordinator James Rogers sees it as part of the challenge.
The UREC’s...
Hundreds of students gathered in the Cotillion Ballroom on Monday night to listen to speakers honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with spoken word poetry, a message from Pastor Raymond A. Jetson...
The University’s plans to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day consist of a plethora of events, ranging from a candlelight vigil Monday, hosted by the National Pan-Hellenic Council, to a performing...
Neepa Kuruppu Arachchige, like hundreds of international students, stared at her screen in shock as the cost of her insurance suddenly skyrocketed in late November.
Because of a proposed change to the...
University student Katie Keogh, a psychology sophomore, died Jan. 9 after being hit by a train in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She was a member of the Louisiana Beta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women...
After closing its doors in October 2015, the LSU Student Union Barbershop is back and under new management. Moving from their previous location at 4225 Nicholson Drive, local legend Jamel Bowser and his...
According to ABC 33/40, 20-year-old University student Katie Keogh from Baton Rouge was hit by train in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The ABC 33/40 report said Keogh was walking with several others in the 1400...
The fall 2016 semester is drawing to a close, and the class of 2020 is one finals week away from having survived their first semester as a college student.
Freshmen undoubtedly have many thoughts and comments...
When looking for the one, swipe right and swipe left no longer applies to just dating. Now, a new app is taking the popular dating app design and using it to pair users with the perfect tacky Christmas...
