By Quinn MarceauxLSU Manship School News Service The House Appropriations Committee advanced a $49.4 billion state budgetMonday that funds $2,000 teacher stipends for next year, closes a nearly $200 million …
Louisiana Tech University’s College of Business and School of Accountancy have been extended accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International — widely considered the gold standard …
By Quinn MarceauxLSU Manship School News Service The House of Representatives voted 86-13 Wednesday to approve abill that might further cut the state’s new flat individual income tax rate and …
During Love the Boot Week, April 5-13, 2025, Coca-Cola partnered with Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) to spearhead the recycling of plastic bottles and aluminum cans collected at litter cleanup events in 27 parishes. …
By Anna PuleoLSU Manship School News Service The Senate Health and Welfare Committee voted 4-3 on Wednesday toadvance a health and nutrition bill that would restrict artificial additives in school …
Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser and Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) are pleased to announce 26,935 individuals volunteered a total of 81,852 hours at over 1,408 events, removing a record 514 tons of litter in all …
The LSU Enterprise has announced the appointment of Dr. David Guzick as its new Chief Research Officer, effective May 15, 2025. Dr. Guzick previously served as Chancellor of LSU Health …
By: Grace ThompsonLSU Manship School News Service The Louisiana Senate Health and Welfare Committee has advanced legislation aimed at strengthening oversight of early learning centers and closing critical gaps in …
By Avery SamsLSU Manship School News Service A high-profile rift between Governor Jeff Landry and Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple has erupted into public view, intensifying one of the most …
Louisiana State Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley has formally certified the state’s opposition to discriminatory and divisive practices in K-12 schools. Dr. Brumley today signed an assurance from the U.S. …
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