Yesterday after a long day that was turning into an even longer evening, I boarded the bus to get to my car. I boarded and asked the driver about the route she takes. She politely answered my question...
Chancellor Mark Emmert issued an e-mail to LSU faculty Sept. 3 announcing a 5 percent increase in the money departments get back from grants and making grant programs more accessible to researchers.
The...
LSUPD Capt. Ricky Adams said officers will increase patrols through the Quad after damage to an art exhibit in the Sculpture Garden.
Alair Wells, an art graduate student, told LSUPD her exhibit "Home?"...
Students who have felt bombarded with new fees got a chance Tuesday to "chat" with the man who makes most of the important decisions that affect the University.
Chancellor Mark Emmert explained the need...
This column is brought to you by American Airlines because my paranoia with synthetic fibers melting to your skin in a crash is unwarranted and because I just spent more than nine hours on one of their...
Most students remember their favorite teacher. Maybe she was the one who gave treats for good behavior or read books with the best funny voices or challenged her students to love learning.
Or maybe she...
The Crisis Communications Plan is receiving changes because of crises that have affected LSU and increased safety risks in the past few years, according to an LSU official.
A serial killer in Baton Rouge,...
Walk-ons usually make their mark on the scout team, and every once in a while they get an opportunity to make an impact on special teams.
Kevin Steltz, a 5-foot-9, 245-pound walk-on fullback from Rummel...
LSU's size provides different extracurricular choices for its 30,000 students, but it can also isolate and make students struggle to find their place.
"Sometimes the size of LSU makes me feel anonymous,...
When I departed Baton Rouge last Thursday for a long car ride to cover the LSU-Arizona football game, I had the slightest inkling of the life changing events that would occur while I was gone. Nor was...
The number of people in Louisiana infected with and dying from the West Nile epidemic is dropping at a steady rate.
At this time last year, 220 people were infected and 10 had died from the virus. This...
When Kaplan and Newsweek highlighted LSU as the country's most diverse school, they thought the University's minority enrollment was 24 percent.
They were wrong.
The number of black, Asian, Native American...
