Piper Hutchinson (Louisiana Illuminator)
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Amid discussions of splitting LSU’s top leadership role into two positions, System President William Tate is moving his office to the same campus building that once held the school chancellor’s office.
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A proposal to more than double the tax placed on sports gambling in Louisiana – and dedicate some of that revenue to Division I athletics programs – is moving forward in the state legislature.
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LSU Provost Roy Haggerty, the highest ranking academic administrator on campus, will be leaving the university.
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The Louisiana Legislature will consider creating a flat rate for TOPS program scholarships, regardless of what school students attend. It would increase the out of pocket costs for LSU and University of New Orleans students.
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LSU will review student government policies for "integrity."
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The order is a product of Landry’s Fiscal Responsibility Review Program, sometimes referred to as La. DOGE, in reference to President Donald Trump’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency, which Elon Musk heads.
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A crowd of Louisiana scientists gathered Friday at the State Capitol to protest the Trump administration’s proposed research funding cuts.
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Campus Title IX office may have violated its own policies in its response.
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LSU is ahead of the curve on compliance; other universities watching, waiting.
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The majority of families surveyed reported needing child care to be able to work.