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Opinion: President Tate s scholarship first agenda fundamentally ignores LSU humanities

A little over a year ago, LSU President William F. Tate IV announced a landmark campaign to reassert LSU as a prestigious state university through a “Scholarship First Agenda.” It

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LSU energy institute backed by $25 million Shell donation approved by Board of Regents

A new energy institute at LSU, backed by $25 million from Shell, was approved unanimously by the Board of Regents on Wednesday.

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LSU Sets Record $6 1 Billion Economic Impact on the State

LSU Sets Record $6 1 Billion Economic Impact on the State
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Opinion: Positive changes to LSU are leaving the humanities behind

If there’s anything members of the LSU community can agree on, it’s that our school has a lot of problems. Any number of them – decrepit buildings, insufficient research funding,

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LSU receives $450,000 to implement Gulf Renaissance Scholars Program over next five years

LSU received $450,000 from the National Academy of Sciences over the next five years to institute a Gulf Renaissance Scholars Program, according to Environmental Sciences Professor Linda Hooper Bui, who

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