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All content by Trent Parker
Associate professor of Sociology at Occidental College, Lisa Wade, presents her research about hookup culture in college and Tigerland in her talk entitled Tales from Tigerland: real facts and true stories about hooking up in college, on April 20, 2016 at Hill Memorial Library.

Research into hookup culture dispels myths, highlights issues

By Trent Parker
April 28, 2016
The LSU African Student Organization presents African Night on Saturday, April 23, 2016 in the Multicultural Center.

African Night brings together community for night of culture

By Trent Parker
April 24, 2016
Community activists discuss issues facing LGBT people at LSU and in Louisiana on Tuesday, April 19,2016 during a LGBT State of the Union panel at LSU's Women's Center.

LGBT state of the union discusses victories and setbacks

By Trent Parker
April 19, 2016

University organizations offer free resources, aid to sexual assault survivors

By Trent Parker
April 18, 2016
DEF CON 225, a community of hackers and those interested in hacking, meets regularly to discuss and learn from each other.

DEF CON 225 offers community for professional, amateur hackers

By Trent Parker
April 7, 2016
Master carpenters Kent Clark and Jeff Mitchell work towards creating new doors for the Studio Arts Building. The doors are replications of the originals with small modifications like insulated windows.

Carpenters recreate historic doors, preserve original look while adding modern improvements

By Trent Parker
April 4, 2016
The International Student Association presents a contemporary Indian dance during the 6th annual International Fusion on Sunday, April 3, 2016 at the LSU Student Union

International students showcase cultures at International Fusion

By Trent Parker
April 3, 2016
LSU marketing junior Tirth Shah and Live-O Store IT Head Varun Parikh have created a mobile app to match businesses and customers with part-time delivery workers on Tuesday March 29, 2016.

International student creates mobile app for home delivery

By Trent Parker
March 29, 2016
The Animal Advocates attend a vegan potluck with the Plant-based Society.

Students form organization to promote animal rights

By Trent Parker
March 29, 2016
A sidewalk undergoes construction on Tuesday, March 15, 2016, along Ceba Lane on campus.

Wheelchair access, pedestrian safety to be improved on CEBA lane

By Trent Parker
March 15, 2016
The Indian Student Association hosts a Holi celebration Sunday, March 13, 2016, at the International Cultural Center, where those in attendance could enjoy the color, music and food.

Students throw colored dye to celebrate Holi festival

By Trent Parker
March 13, 2016
LSU football player Arden Key tosses a frisbee with a member of Best Buddies during the University organization's February meetup.

Best Buddies aims to foster friendships between students, people with disabilities

By Trent Parker
March 8, 2016
Middleton Library

Middleton Library basement plagued by flooding, moisture issues

By Trent Parker
March 4, 2016
Members of the student animal legal defense fund, President Joy Reeves, Vice President Stephanie Buehler and Treasurer Brandon Pierre-Thomas.

Law student organization promotes animal welfare

By Trent Parker
March 3, 2016
Participants place black flags in the ground to remember the 117 black lives that were lost to police brutality so far in 2016 on Monday, February 29, 2016 at the Parade Ground.

“Black Cemetery” commemorates lost lives, condemns police brutality

By Trent Parker
February 29, 2016

Research conducted in New York could aid in reinforcing Louisiana waterways

By Trent Parker
February 16, 2016
Solar powered trash compactors and recycling bins will be installed around campus beginning Monday.

Trash compactors to be installed around campus

By Trent Parker
February 15, 2016
Chief diversity officer Dereck Rovaris, dean of students Mari Fuentes-Martin and associate professor Sonja Wiley have a friendly conversation Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, during the Open House event at the Office of Diversity.

Office of Diversity launches initiative to provide space for students to study, relax

By Trent Parker
February 1, 2016
A janitor's supply closet on campus.

Campus custodial demand varies by location, time of year

By Trent Parker
January 26, 2016
A Purple Trail bus departs on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, from one of its main stops located near the Journalism Building. A new Student Union stop was recently added to this bus route.

Tiger Trails to replace buses, increase fleet

By Trent Parker
January 19, 2016
Construction continues on the bus route with the addition of a median on Tuesday, January 12, 2016, at LSU.

Bus project aims to improve safety, traffic flow

By Trent Parker
January 13, 2016
Geaux Red held a poster contest to help LSU students become more aware of HIV/AIDS on Monday, Nov. 30, 2015 in the LSU's Women's Center.

Geaux Red celebrates triumphs, ongoing battles in struggle with HIV/AIDS

By Trent Parker
November 30, 2015
Photo courtesy of Pranjal Phaltane

Indian Student Association hosts event honoring Hindu festival

By Trent Parker
November 22, 2015
Coushatta tribe member and jingle dress dancer Traci Ahshapanek adorns herself in traditional regalia on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015 before the Native American Student Association's dance exhibition in Free Speech Plaza.

Native American Student Organization shares cultures through traditional dances

By Trent Parker
November 18, 2015
A henna tattoo booth set up at the entrance of the center for family and students to get traditional henna tattoos at the Asian American Cultural Showcase, presented by the Asian American Abassadors on Friday Nov. 13, 2015, at the International Cultural Center at LSU.

Asian American Culture Showcase features student performers, introduces attendees to foreign cultures

By Trent Parker
November 15, 2015

United Houma Nation women visit LSU as stop on trip to trace historical heritage

By Trent Parker
October 26, 2015
Law Center

The Civilian implements Diversity Task Force recommendations

By Trent Parker
October 21, 2015
PhD History of WGS Assistant Instructor, Catherine Jacquet presents at a Spectrum meeting on the issue of handling trans topics in the school and public systems on Wednesday, October 14, 2015, at LSU.

Spectrum hosts presentation on trans information from LSU faculty couple

By Trent Parker
October 14, 2015
Members of The Satanic Temple of the Greater New Orleans Chapter wear masks and veils to hide their identity on Sunday, October 4, in front of the Orleans Parish Criminal Justice Court.

Louisiana Satanists stand in solidarity with Arkansas brethren

By Trent Parker
October 5, 2015
Baptist Collegiate Ministry stands just a short walk from the Northgate area on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015, on LSU's campus.

Religious affiliation on campus changes over last five years

By Trent Parker
October 4, 2015
LSU sophomore costal enviornmental science major Gourav Divan, who was one of the people involved in starting the dance team, talks about the TigeRaas Dance Team on Tuesday Sept. 29, 2015, in the LSU Student Union.

Garba-raas dancing combines ancient traditions with modern themes

By Trent Parker
September 30, 2015
LSU President and Chancellor F. King Alexander speaks with writers from behind his desk on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2015, in the System Building.

Alexander addresses Baton Rouge Press Club

By Trent Parker
September 28, 2015
A Spectrum display provides information for LGBT supporters Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2015, during Rainbeaux Rush in the African American Cultural Center.

Rainbeaux Rush brings together LGBT and LGBT-allied organizations

By Trent Parker
September 22, 2015
Psychology Senior, Nichole Fusilier, the Student Coordinator for Spectrum Mentoring, host the mentoring program for new LGBT students on Monday, Sept. 21, 2015, at LSU.

Volunteers mentor LGBT students

By Trent Parker
September 22, 2015
Louisiana Deputy canine handler Garrett Reeves attends the prayer rally to show his support to his fallen comrades around the state on Monday Sept. 14, 2015, at the Louisiana State Capitol.

Jindal holds prayer rally for fallen officers

By Trent Parker
September 14, 2015
Campus Federal community affairs director Blaine Grimes and dean of students Mari Fuentes-Martin compare notes Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, during the Open House event at the Office of Diversity.

Office of Diversity kicks off new initiatives

By Trent Parker
September 13, 2015
A pinnacle of the dragon, chalice and atheme, three ritual tools used for several spiritual purposes, are stored on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2015, at Gryphon's Nest Campground.

Local pagans seek religious rights

By Trent Parker
September 8, 2015
Demonstrators react in jubilation in front of the Guatemalan Congress building the as they hear the news that Congress has voted to withdraw President Otto Perez Molina's immunity from prosecution, in Guatemala City, Tuesday, Sep. 1, 2015. Perez Molina's government has been beset by a series of corruption cases, but until now he has been immune to prosecution as president. (AP Photo Moises Castillo)

Guatemalan students, alumni react to home country’s political turmoil

By Trent Parker
September 7, 2015
Chipotle Mexican Grill finally remains open on a rainy Tuesday afternoon on Aug. 18, 2015, at it's LSU location.

Chipotle expands delivery service with Tapingo partnership to LSU’s campus

By Trent Parker
September 1, 2015
University graduate student, Joseph Coco, opens up about current campus housing policies for transgender and non-gender binary students and a recent neutral housing proposal.

Res Life promotes gender-neutral housing

By Trent Parker
August 27, 2015