Students and graduates reminded the University community Monday night that feminism should not only represent people who identify strictly as female.
Six panelists, alumni and undergraduates, and about...
The field behind the International Cultural Center was awash in color Sunday afternoon as students celebrating the Indian festival Holi covered themselves in dyes and sprayed each other with water to the...
Those with developmental and intellectual disabilities can be stigmatized and isolated from society.
University students volunteering as Peer Buddies for the local Best Buddies chapter seek to change this...
Music, dancing, special performances, funny commentary and lots and lots of food characterize the final event for Black History Month at LSU, College Reunion.
This year was no exception with people from...
In a lineup composed of musicians, scientists and even a nun, several University alumni and employees took on the Union Theater stage for this year’s TEDxLSU event.
Ginger Guttner, director of public...
A group of students at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center organizes toy collecting drives, volunteers at shelters and educates the public to aid animals as part of the University chapter of the Student...
Many students first learn to manage finances in college, and with that comes a learning curve.
Money Matters on Campus, a three-year study conducted by EverFi and Higher One, found students are taking...
Small black flags dotted the lawn of the LSU Parade Ground on Monday — each representing an African-American life lost since the beginning of 2016 to law enforcement.
“That’s 117 people....
Beginning March 1, 2016 LSU will hold its first ever “Tiger Tuesdays” event in Free Speech Alley from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tiger Tuesdays, hosted by Campus Life, will be similar to the semi-annual...
More than 100 participants took part in the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine’s 23rd annual Hill’s Great Rover Road Run Saturday. The run is held to raise awareness for pet obesity and to raise...
Students from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center swapped out their briefcases and suits on Saturday for helmets, football jerseys and cheerleading uniforms.
Barristers Bowl XII was held at Memorial Stadium....
At 18, not only can marketing freshman Malcolm Dunn register to vote, he can also run for local political office — and he plans to do just that.
Dunn hopes to run for the vacant District 12 seat...
