Geek Squad
There’s one thing that ESPN, CBS and ABC rarely mention while broadcasting Tigers and Lady Tigers games – LSU’s athletes pull their weight in the classroom too.
Stage Advice
Students in the LSU Department of Theatre and actors in the Swine Palace theatre group had a visit from Academy-Award winning actress Olympia Dukakis.
Step Ahead
The silence in the air is cracked with the hard sound of a combat boot hitting the stage. First it's one, and then the others follow, in a sequence of snaps creating a simple beat. That beat builds when joined with synchronized handclaps and practiced chants—a step performance.
Keys to Success
On its own 10-acre campus in the heart of LSU, the Honors College offers students a living and learning community within a large top tier university, where they are challenged, nurtured and encouraged to find their own path to success.
Sharing Knowledge
STEM skills – science, technology, engineering and mathematics – are some of the most difficult courses to teach and yet some of the most important for our country's future development.
For the Future
Engineering is everywhere, from the cars we drive to the computers we use and the medicines we take. It is a field so pervasive that it can be taken for granted, but it is absolutely necessary to maintain our everyday lives and continue expanding technology for the future.
Generations to Come
Whether preparing the youth of today for the challenges of tomorrow or promoting health and wellness for generations to come, the LSU College of Education is shaping the future.
Make it Work
Meet Anthony Ryan Auld, who earned his degree in textile merchandising in 2010 from the LSU School of Human Ecology. While he shocked Tim Gunn with his story — overcoming cancer and designing through colorblindness — his unique use of patterns and textures earned him a spot on Project Runway.
