Arne Flaten, a well-traveled professor and distinguished scholar, is making Baton Rouge his new home as the College of Art ...

LSU law students gathered on the steps of the Paul M. Hebert Law Center on Tuesday to protest for the reinstatement of Professor Ken Levy after his suspension for comments made in class. In ...

In the first half of LSU men’s basketball’s 80-73 loss to No. 4 Alabama, freshman forward Trey’Dez Green checked into the game for the first time in his collegiate career. Green quickly generated a ...

At a university where nearly every athletic program is nationally relevant, there’s never a shortage of options. There are always electric playmakers to be found. The Reveille Athlete of the Week is ...

On December 25, 2024, while some people gathered to celebrate Christmas, others flocked to their local movie theatres and immersed themselves in the world of Bob Dylan in the biopic “A Complete ...

The highly anticipated nominations for the 2025 Oscars were released on Jan. 23, and LSU students are passionate about their favorite nominees. The prestigious award show is hosting its 97th ceremony ...

I have recently noticed a trend in work ethic and demeanor during the fall and spring semesters. Since the names suggest that the former includes colder months, one would think that people who suffer ...

LSU women’s basketball clinched an Elite Eight berth for the first time since 2008 with its win over Utah. The Tigers won 66-63, despite trailing at halftime, scoring only 29 points. That effort was ...

As students settle into their daily routines on campus, their cyber godmother is working to keep them safe. Secret Chaperone, a web and smartphone application, is a confidential alert system that can ...

The Duchess interviewed local group Captain Green to find out why they stayed in Baton Rouge, the wave of original music coming back to Baton Rouge, Captain Green as ”resurrecting that renaissance,” ...

The Clarence L. Barney Jr. African American Cultural Center has organized its annual lineup of events commemorating Black History Month and Black student life at LSU.

Two numbers have always been at the forefront of every LSU fan’s mind: No. 18 and No. 7. The No. 18 is voted on by coaches and is a symbol of leadership for a worthy athlete to wear. But the No. 7 is ...