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All content by Renee Barrow
Students pose for a cell phone picture prior to the tree lighting on the LSU campus Tuesday night. 

LSU associate professor of physics and CCT faculty member Juana Moreno assists Maya Cook, 13, of Baton Rouge, at a Computing and Math Saturdays session. 

[Photo] LSU Provides Computer Programming Workshops to Middle School Students

October 9, 2014
Middle school children work to teach computers how to add fractions at a Computing and Math Saturdays session. Credit: S. Renee Barrow (All children signed a photo waiver before attending.) 

Students studyn Tuesday, March 25, 2014, on computers on the second floor of Middleton Library. After finals this semester, the second floor computer lab will be shut down.

University updates technology system

By Renee Barrow
May 4, 2014
The University only has an aerospace minor, not a major.

Students question why aerospace major isn’t offered

By Renee Barrow
May 1, 2014

Storms predicted for Mon., Tues.

By Renee Barrow
April 24, 2014
New master's program promoted at festival

New master’s program promoted at festival

By Renee Barrow
April 22, 2014

University ITS to disable network access for users

By Renee Barrow
April 7, 2014
A dozen of raw oysters is prepared Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, at Acme Oyster House.

Research predicts virus in oysters

By Renee Barrow
April 3, 2014
Students studyn Tuesday, March 25, 2014, on computers on the second floor of Middleton Library. After finals this semester, the second floor computer lab will be shut down.

Middleton’s second floor computer lab set to close in May

By Renee Barrow
April 1, 2014

Cameras to be required in cars

By Renee Barrow
April 1, 2014

April Fools’: Students go to tech fee meeting

By Renee Barrow
March 31, 2014

Students, industry leaders visit Space Day

By Renee Barrow
March 27, 2014
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Undergrad researcher brings windows to life

By Renee Barrow
March 27, 2014
Speaker Pro Tempore Schwartzenburg (R) and Speaker Grashoff (L) speak during the Student Tech Fee Meeting on Thursday, March 20, 2014 at Thomas Boyd Hall.

STF Committee prioritizes Middleton wireless

By Renee Barrow
March 20, 2014

New CCT director named Tuesday

By Renee Barrow
March 18, 2014
Google Summer of Code 2014 Screencap

LSU selected for Summer of Code

By Renee Barrow
March 16, 2014
The Tiger Band trombone players jam on Saturday Oct. 5, 2013 during the 59-26 victory against Mississippi State in Davis Wade Stadium.

Tiger band heads to Ireland

By Renee Barrow
March 13, 2014
Environmental science and coastal studies freshman Rachel Kearns uses the free wireless at Highland Coffees on Aug. 25.

LSU to dump current Wi-Fi for eduroam

By Renee Barrow
March 10, 2014
Former LSU Vice-Provost Bob Kuhn speaks Thursday, Feb. 20, 2013 during the Student Technology Fee Meeting in Thomas D. Boyd Hall. Jane Cassidy will replace Bob Kuhn as the new Student Technology Fee Oversight Committee Chairperson.

Cassidy named head of tech committee

By Renee Barrow
March 9, 2014
The Gulf Coast of Grand Isle and nearby marshes face threats of coastal erosion. [Above] Grand Isle is the state's only inhabited barrier island.

New grant to help with land loss research

By Renee Barrow
March 6, 2014
The LSU orthinology department has the largest collection of bird genetic material in the world. This tray displays the many species of Tanagers, within the genus Bangsia. The department carreis a various number of other birds around the world.

LSU ornithology department is one of the world’s largest

By Renee Barrow
February 27, 2014
FILE - In this Sunday, June 6, 2010 file photo, a small oil-covered fish floats on the water's surface at Bay Long off the coast of Louisiana. An April 20, 2010 explosion at the BP Deepwater Horizon offshore platform killed 11 men, and the subsequent leak released an estimated 172 million gallons of petroleum into the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf oil spill settlement trial has started in New Orleans, Monday, Feb. 25, 2013. U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier is scheduled to hear several hours of opening statements Monday by lawyers for the companies, federal and state governments and others who sued over the disaster. Barbier is hearing the case without a jury. The trial is designed to identify the causes of BP's well blowout and assign percentages of fault to the companies. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)

Lower Mississippi River open with restrictions following weekend oil spill

By Renee Barrow
February 24, 2014
 

Wi-Fi additions in Union, Coates on the way

By Renee Barrow
February 13, 2014
Former student develops new app

Former student develops new app

By Renee Barrow
February 10, 2014

Computer science degree draws non-traditional students

By Renee Barrow
February 6, 2014

Potential grants to bridge LSU to private sector

By Renee Barrow
January 30, 2014

Potential for new faculty grants helping bridge LSU to private sector

By Renee Barrow
January 30, 2014
Mike the Tiger lays down Friday, Jan. 24, 2013 in his habitat.

Snowed In: More snow projected for Baton Rouge after last week’s freeze

By Renee Barrow
January 26, 2014
LSU Executive Vice Chancellor & Provost Stuart Bell speaks during the Student Tech Fee meeting Thursday, January 23, 2014 in Thomas Boyd Hall.

Student Tech Fee Committee meets

By Renee Barrow
January 23, 2014
Executive director of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Sandra Magnus speaks to LSU engineering students about their projects Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014 in the Engineering Annex Building.

Former NASA astronaut advises students about aerospace industry

By Renee Barrow
January 21, 2014

University uses driving simulator for vehicle-to-vehicle research

By Renee Barrow
January 20, 2014
A line of students waiting to get into the Testing Center in Himes Hall stretches across the quad Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013.

Mishaps related to outdated software

By Renee Barrow
January 14, 2014
Blaise Bourdin, LSU Department of Mathematics associate professor and Center for Computation and Technology adjunct faculty, received a grant from Chevron to conduct research about energy from Earth's core.

Center for Computation and Technology benefits from move

By Renee Barrow
December 9, 2013
screenshot of turnitin.com

New anti-plagiarism software to be implemented this spring

By Renee Barrow
December 3, 2013

New CCT director search underway

By Renee Barrow
December 2, 2013
Blaise Bourdin, LSU Department of Mathematics associate professor and Center for Computation and Technology adjunct faculty, received a grant from Chevron to conduct research about energy from Earth's core.

Professor receives Chevron grant

By Renee Barrow
November 25, 2013

University brings nationally recognized city planning event to Baton Rouge

By Renee Barrow
November 25, 2013
Political Science freshman David Willis completes a two mile run Friday during ROTC Freshman Orientation.

ROTC hosts Texas A&M

By Renee Barrow
November 21, 2013
Blaise Bourdin, LSU Department of Mathematics associate professor and Center for Computation and Technology adjunct faculty, received a grant from Chevron to conduct research about energy from Earth's core.

New energy research conducted on campus

By Renee Barrow
November 20, 2013

Tech fee committee approves funding

By Renee Barrow
November 18, 2013

Animal Advocacy Group aims to protect animals in disasters

By Renee Barrow
November 14, 2013

Tech fee survey shows few students using computer labs

By Renee Barrow
November 12, 2013

Global Game Jam to come in January

By Renee Barrow
November 11, 2013

ITS will discontinue support for outdated wireless protocol

By Renee Barrow
November 5, 2013

Guest speakers film tricks of trade

By Renee Barrow
October 31, 2013

Speakers explain filmmaking techniques

By Renee Barrow
October 31, 2013

Supercomputer brings interactive capabilities

By Renee Barrow
October 30, 2013

New master’s program proposed

By Renee Barrow
October 22, 2013
Robert Kuhn, interim vice chancellor for finance and administration services and CFO, discusses the student technology fee Monday, October 21, 2013 at a meeting in Thomas D. Boyd Hall.

New funding to improve wireless connections

By Renee Barrow
October 21, 2013

Illegal file sharing numbers decrease

By Renee Barrow
October 16, 2013
Justin Manor explains a graphic illustration during a workshop Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 15, 2013 in the Louisiana Digital Media Center.

Sosolimited co-founder gives art and technology workshop

By Renee Barrow
October 15, 2013

University receives record grant for computer

By Renee Barrow
October 10, 2013
Computer science graduate student Swapnil Veer looks at the Sharp Electronics interactive white board at the Techpawlooza held in the LSU Student Union on Wedensday.

TechPawLooza event to showcase University technology in Union

By Renee Barrow
October 8, 2013

Assistant professor attempts to connect computers, drugs

By Renee Barrow
October 3, 2013

STEM minority graduates stay steady

By Renee Barrow
September 26, 2013
Robert Kooima, LSU School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science assistant professor, is a faculty member at the Center for Computation & Technology. He teaches applied computer graphics.

Assistant professor puts students on the moon

By Renee Barrow
September 23, 2013
The VHS Viewing Library, located in 104 Himes Hall, is closing at the end of the semester.

VHS Viewing Library closing

By Renee Barrow
September 19, 2013
Robert Kuhn, interim vice chancellor for finance and administration services and CFO, discusses the student technology fee Sept. 16, 2013, at a meeting in Thomas D. Boyd Hall.

Fee bills to fund software update

By Renee Barrow
September 16, 2013
Assistant Professor at the School of Electrical Engineering Computer Science Dr. Feng Chen sits at his desk on Tuesday, September 10, 2013, in Patrick F. Taylor hall. Dr. Chen is one of a few new faculty in the School of Electrical Engineering Computer Science, only having started at LSU on August 19.

Departments merge to form the College of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

By Renee Barrow
September 10, 2013
Apple's next generation of its mobile operating system is expected to arrive sometime this fall.

iOS 7 update coming soon

By Renee Barrow
August 27, 2013

Phishing rates rising at LSU

By Renee Barrow
August 26, 2013