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Waterboarding, milk-chugging, a broken bone: See allegations against suspended LSU fraternities (opens the original)
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The complaints that led LSU to place two fraternities on interim suspensions earlier this month alleged that one organization âwaterboardedâ pledges, while another forced them to chug gallons of chocolate milk, according to LSU documents. The hazing investigations involve the Delta Kappa Epsilon, or DKE, and Phi Gamma Delta, or FIJI, chapters. The LSU Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability sent letters to the chapters on Sept. 17 informing them of the interim suspensions. LSU recently
From growing up in Golden Meadow to hiring Lane Kiffin: The story of LSU President Wade Rousse (opens the original)
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LSU President Wade Rousse stood in the center of a horseshoe of desks in a business school classroom, cracking jokes to coax sleepy undergraduates into participating. âAre monopolies good or bad?â he asked. âIt depends,â the class chorused back. âIt depends. Thank you for that. It depends. If youâre a Rockefeller, were monopolies good?â âIf youâre a Cajun in Golden Meadow, were monopolies good?â Rousse may be the new leader of the $4.1 billion LSU System, with more than 78,00
How the AI ‘tidal wave’ is transforming LSU: ‘Not just something we can ignore’ (opens the original)
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At 9:30 a.m. on a recent Wednesday, LSU English instructor MJ Weerts gave only one instruction to his composition class: Put the phones and computers away. He displayed an aphorism on the board, his preferred style of short writing to teach students nowadays rather than the essay. ââA great photographer insists on writing poems,ââ one student read aloud to the class. ââA brilliant essayist insists on writing novels. A singer with a voice like an angel insists on singing only her own,
Southern University announces semifinalists for next system president. Meet the candidates. (opens the original)
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Southern University announced Thursday the names of six presidential candidates who are being considered to lead the public, historically Black university system. The six semifinalists will be invited to interview with the search committee in person, with a proposed date of Oct. 7, committee chair Jason Hughes said. âThey bring a wide range and diversity of experience,â Hughes said. âWeâre very excited to continue this process moving forward.â Brian Bridges, senior adviser at education
Fewer people in Louisiana are stopping their education at high school. See the new numbers. (opens the original)
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More Louisiana students than ever are getting college degrees or other credentials after high school, which state leaders say is the result of a yearslong push to expand dual enrollment, accelerated degrees and other programs. In 2026, 54% of adults in the state had a âcredential of value,â meaning they had completed some kind of education beyond high school, according to a Board of Regents report released Wednesday. That number has climbed steadily since Louisiana identified educational att
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