The LSU baseball team tries to extend its string of unbeaten games to seven tonight as the Tigers face the University of New Orleans at Zephyr Field at 6:30 p.m. in Metairie.
Ironically, the last time...
It is fair to say things looked bleak for the LSU basketball team 11 games into the Southeastern Conference schedule.
The Tigers were 3-8 in conference and at one point, lost five consecutive SEC games,...
The LSU men's golf team placed 12th in a field of 15 at last weekend's Schenkel Invitational in Statesboro, Ga.
Although the Tigers had their second-lowest round of the season Sunday, it was not enough...
I used to consider myself a spiritual person.
I mean, I wasn't super-religious or anything, but I enjoyed feeling in touch with my surroundings, other people and the mystical higher power who rules it...
Women's roles on campus have changed throughout the years as new generations bring about advances and change.
Theresa Summers, human ecology and women's and gender studies professor, said when she attended...
It's old conventional wisdom that even the best-laid plans never seem to work out exactly as expected. A weekend jaunt to Birmingham with a few friends illustrated this perfectly, as our hopes of cheering...
Three swimmers and two divers represented LSU at the women's 2003 NCAA Championships at Auburn, Ala., last weekend.
Sophomore diver Jessica Wantz, who made her first appearance at the NCAAs, came away...
EUGENE, Ore. -- Despite losing Temeka Johnson to injury early in the second half and Doneeka Hodges leaving for a small amount of time with an injured right shoulder, the Lady Tigers pulled out a win against...
The LSU track and field teams opened the outdoor season with the women winning first place, while the men came in second at Mississippi State's Southeastern Conference quadrangular meet Saturday in Starkville,...
For students enlisted in the armed forces, facing deployment not only affects their personal lives but also puts a halt on receiving a degree.
Robert Doolos, University registrar, said students called...
Blacklights and disco balls replaced the white fluorescent light at Circle Bowl; the unmistakable sound of tumbling bowling pins mingled with the equally familiar sounds of rappers Nelly and 50 Cent.
The...
The Minority Action Team and Student Government discussed the myths of affirmative action and how to educate people on it in a forum in the Student Union on Monday.
Brian Vallier, regional chair of the...
