A few dozen LSU NAACP members waited out the drizzling rain at the LSU golf course for grilled chicken and music Thursday night, while local reporters stood by in anticipation of a counter-protest expected...
LSU’s chapter of the Smart Girls Group has one goal in mind for its second semester on campus — recruit and empower LSU women.
The Smart Girls Group is a national organization focused on empowering...
Threats of rain may have discouraged some Tiger fans from attending Saturday’s game, but it wasn’t enough to keep the tiger himself away.
For the first time in over a year, Mike VI attended...
From newly adopted Korean children to American adults, accounting sophomore Ji Han helps Baton Rouge residents adjust to a new culture.
Originally from Seoul, South Korea, Han moved to New Orleans when...
If you look past the racks of khakis, T-shirts and other gently used clothes lining the walls, 136 Allen Hall looks like any of the other hundreds of faculty offices across campus.
But this one belongs...
After breaking ground in the spring, the Arlington Cottages and Townhomes are now leasing housing units for prospective fall 2016 residents.
The student housing complex made its leasing announcement in...
Thanks to a new partnership with the online food delivery service Tapingo, LSU will be one of 40 college campuses across the nation to have easier access to Chipotle Mexican Grill this fall, according...
Interior designer and LSU alumna Dee Keller is helping students strike the perfect balance between a small dorm room space and big design ambitions — all while on a budget.
Though Keller earned her...
Daniel Wendt was 4 years old when he knew he wanted to be in the Golden Band from Tigerland. As he watched the musicians’ promenade from the Greek Amphitheater to Tiger Stadium, he tugged at his...
