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LSU Lately: Interview with Student Government President and Vice President

October 13, 2015

LSU Student Government President Andrew Mahtook and Vice President Hannah Knight appeared on Monday's "LSU Lately." The SG leaders discussed their pride for LSU exhibited during the game against University...

Andrew Mahtook Flashes His Frames

LSU Lately: Tigers Trivia with Student Government

October 13, 2015

On LSU Lately, Student Government President Andrew Mahtook and Vice President Hannah Knight battled each other to learn who knew more about the school they rule.  Answering true or false trivia questions,...

SG Leaders Sign MJ's Cast

LSU Lately Full Episode 10/12/15

October 13, 2015

On this week's episode, we give you a pop culture update, sit down with Student Government's highest powers, and test their LSU trivia knowledge.

LSU gets new football helmets, smart fabric

LSU gets new football helmets, smart fabric

By Courtney Allen October 11, 2015

The LSU athletic training department teamed up with Head Health Network to create a smart fabric in football helmets to detect concussions.  When players receive a hit on the field, the information...

LSU Wins Road Game in Tiger Stadium

October 11, 2015

With the devastation in South Carolina, the LSU community welcomed the Gamecocks with open arms. “It reminds me of what we went through in 2005 when Katrina and Rita hit within 10 days,” Head...

Following the decision to move the LSU-South Carolina football game from Columbia to Baton Rouge due to devastating flooding in the state, a "Geaux Gamecocks" billboard was put up in Baton Rouge to welcome South Carolina fans making the trip to Louisiana for the game.

LSU Welcomes South Carolina Fans With Open Arms

By Johnny Lombardi October 10, 2015

After last week's devastating flooding across South Carolina, leaving many homeless and without drinkable water, the decision was made to move the LSU-South Carolina football game from Columbia to Baton...

American Red Cross of Louisiana Helps Raise Money for South Carolina

LSU Lets South Carolina Know That They Are Not Alone

By Laryssa Bonacquisti October 10, 2015

LSU and the University of South Carolina might be on opposing sides on the field, but LSU has taken a large step toward helping the recovery process of South Carolina after the hurricane.   In...

The club baseball hat worn by all members of the team. LSU club baseball is its own entity but still uses the purple and gold colors to represent LSU.

Club Sports at LSU: Baseball

October 9, 2015

What high school student doesn't want to play at the collegiate level? For some that may never happen. Others it will. “For some of us, its never gonna work out, just didn't have it,” Zan Prejean...

VP Hannah Knight Fools an Unsuspecting Student

LSU Student Goverment Goes Undercover – LSU Lately

October 9, 2015

If LSU's Student Government president or vice president came up to you in the quad, would you recognize them? SG President Andrew Mahtook and Vice President Hannah Knight became unofficial LSU Lately reporters...

Sleepless in Death Valley

By Sleep Deprivation at LSU October 8, 2015

Sleeping. We all want it, but we never can get enough. Sleep deprivation is common on college campuses, and its effects can be painful. A study by the Journal of Adolescent Health found that 68 percent...

Olympic hopeful Kara Kopsco has her eyes on Omaha

Olympic hopeful Kara Kopsco has her eyes on Omaha

By Kamryn Stelly October 8, 2015

The LSU swimming season is in full swing. The athletes are preparing for upcoming NCAA and SEC meets. However, for one athlete there is even bigger goals to focus on. Junior, Kara Kopcso is focused on...

The people campaigning to refund the library not only put up signs, pass out flyers and wear buttons, but they also participate in a social media campaign.

The East Baton Rouge Paris Libraries: To Fund or Not To Fund

By Laryssa Bonacquisti October 8, 2015

Every 10 years, the people of East Baton Rouge Parish must vote on whether they want to refund the library, and it’s time again for the people to make that decision. This time, supporters of...