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All content by Chris Grillot

Opinion: LSU’s administration is corrupt, but it’ll be OK

By Chris Grillot
May 5, 2013
Michael Wayne Atha, known by his stage name Yelawolf, raps while holding the mic stand April 14, 2013 during Groovin' on the Grounds at the LSU Parade Grounds.

Opinion: Students on Target should let Groovin’ be groovin’

By Chris Grillot
April 14, 2013
Former LSU System president protected employees

Former LSU System president protected employees

By Chris Grillot
April 11, 2013
SAE House

Opinion: SAE incident should incite change in the Greek community

By Chris Grillot
March 6, 2013
Law Enforcement personnel block Hwy 38 during the hunt for accused killer and ex-Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner in Yacaipa, Caif., Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013. Dorner is believed to be barricaded in a cabin Tuesday after a furious gunbattle with police in the snow-covered mountains of Southern California, authorities said, the culmination of an intensive manhunt that left a region an edge for nearly a week. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)

Opinion: What Dorner can teach America about gun control

By Chris Grillot
February 18, 2013
Vice Chancellor and CFO Eric Monday speaks at a Tech Fee Committee Meeting on September 24, 2012. Monday is leaving his position for a similar one at the University of Kentucky, according to the school's president, Eli Capiluto.

University without permanent administrative leaders

By Chris Grillot
December 2, 2012

Board consolidates system president, chancellor position

By Chris Grillot
December 2, 2012

University 10th most dangerous college

By Chris Grillot
November 28, 2012

Prospective businesses apprehensive about Baton Rouge crime

By Chris Grillot
November 26, 2012
Jeanne Tribou (far right) purchases rice from biological engineering senior Sharis Steib (middle left) at the Biological Engineering Student Organization's annual sweet potato and rice sale on Tuesday at the corner of Highland Road and South Stadium Drive.

Louisiana price of Thanksgiving up this year

By Chris Grillot
November 21, 2012

Two men shot on East Boyd early Tuesday morning

By Chris Grillot
November 20, 2012

President, chancellor merger under fire

By Chris Grillot
November 15, 2012
Library thefts spike during midterms, finals weeks

Library thefts spike during midterms, finals weeks

By Chris Grillot
November 14, 2012

Cope: System meeting broke law

By Chris Grillot
November 8, 2012
LSUPD dogs cool off in the shade of a tent on Tower Drive Wednesday afternoon.

LSUPD holds Public Safety Day

By Chris Grillot
November 7, 2012

Campus Crime Briefs – Nov. 7 2012

By Chris Grillot
November 7, 2012
Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré discusses points from his book, “How Being Prepared Can Keep You and Your Family Safe” Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012 with students in LSU's Manship School for Mass Communication.

Lt. Gen. Honoré speaks on leadership, media

By Chris Grillot
November 7, 2012

Baton Rouge the 25th most dangerous city

By Chris Grillot
November 7, 2012

Candidates largely avoid discussing sensitive social issues

By Chris Grillot
November 5, 2012

Baton Rouge crime rates remain high

By Chris Grillot
November 5, 2012
Boover arrested a second time

Boover arrested a second time

By Chris Grillot
October 30, 2012
Abigail Fisher, the Texan involved in the University of Texas affirmative action case, accompanied by her attorney Bert Rein, right, talks to reporters outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012. The Supreme Court is taking up a challenge to a University of Texas program that considers race in some college admissions. The case could produce new limits on affirmative action at universities, or roll it back entirely. The University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers is at right.(AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

Universities, corporations back affirmative action practices

By Chris Grillot
October 29, 2012

SWAT called to E. State Street

By Chris Grillot
October 29, 2012

President, chancellor position combined

By Chris Grillot
October 28, 2012

Board of Supervisors approves chancellor, system president merger

By Chris Grillot
October 26, 2012
University records highest ever graduation rate

University records highest ever graduation rate

By Chris Grillot
October 24, 2012
Dean takes UNR provost position

Dean takes UNR provost position

By Chris Grillot
October 23, 2012

Conference to honor Japanese student

By Chris Grillot
October 18, 2012
University professors study universe origins

University professors study universe origins

By Chris Grillot
October 17, 2012
Abigail Fisher, the Texan involved in the University of Texas affirmative action case, and Edward Blum, who runs a group working to end affirmative action, walk outside the Supreme Court in Washington, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012. The Supreme Court is taking up a challenge to a University of Texas program that considers race in some college admissions. The case could produce new limits on affirmative action at universities, or roll it back entirely. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

Supreme Court mostly split on alumna’s case

By Chris Grillot
October 10, 2012
Abigail Fisher talks about her Supreme Court hearing in a video. Fisher's lawsuit is against the Univeristy of Texas at Austin for using race in admissions.

Supreme Court to hear alumna’s case

By Chris Grillot
October 9, 2012

University lacking in student recruiters

By Chris Grillot
October 8, 2012

Emergency contraflow ‘not feasible’

By Chris Grillot
October 3, 2012

Woman raped near Brightside

By Chris Grillot
October 2, 2012
La. Gov. Bobby Jindal announces a $100 million University partnership with the state to expand Patrick F. Taylor Hall at a press conference in Taylor Hall Tuesday morning.

Patrick F. Taylor Hall to be expanded by 2016

By Chris Grillot
October 2, 2012
source: Reported crimes from the LSU 2012 Annual Security and Fire Report

LSUPD handled 80 reports of criminal offenses in 2011, up from 49 in 2010

By Chris Grillot
October 1, 2012

Athletic, academic spending gap grows

By Chris Grillot
September 26, 2012
William Jenkins currently serves as interim LSU system president and chancellor.

University may be without permanent leader until May

By Chris Grillot
September 26, 2012

Student journalists get hands-on experience after bomb scare

By Chris Grillot
September 19, 2012

Crime Briefs: Sept. 19, 2012

By Chris Grillot
September 18, 2012

University brings in biggest freshman class yet

By Chris Grillot
September 18, 2012
Officers search Evangeline Hall on LSU's campus Monday, Sept. 17, 2012 after a bomb scare.

Bomb effects could vary depending on motives

By Chris Grillot
September 18, 2012
Officers search Evangeline Hall on LSU's campus Monday, Sept. 17, 2012 after a bomb scare.

Students allowed back on campus after Res Life facilities cleared

By Chris Grillot
September 17, 2012
Students evacuate campus following reported bomb threat Monday

Bomb threat causes University evacuation

By Chris Grillot
September 17, 2012

University graduate recovering from accident

By Chris Grillot
September 16, 2012

LSU drops six spots nationally

By Chris Grillot
September 13, 2012
Joe Alleva, Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics, speaks at the Board of Supervisors meeting on Friday, Sept. 7, 2012.

Athletics to give University $36 Million

By Chris Grillot
September 9, 2012

The C-Section: Keep right on the highway; even if it’s annoying, it’s the law

By Chris Grillot
January 24, 2012

The C-Section: Tobacco-free campus initiative is unrealistic but desirable

By Chris Grillot
November 10, 2011

The C-Section: ‘Big Easy Brides’ presents skewed view of New Orleans

By Chris Grillot
September 4, 2011