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James Carville, the outspoken, ever-entertaining political consultant known for his love of New Orleans and his LSU Tigers, ended a teaching gig at his alma mater after souring on a

James Carville, the outspoken, ever-entertaining political consultant known for his love of New Orleans and his LSU Tigers, ended a teaching gig at his alma mater after souring on a

Alexia Tsiropoulos started working as a reporter for Waterman Broadcasting in July 2022. Florida is already familiar to Alexia.

Andrea Miller, dean of Mayborn School of Journalism at the University of North Texas, described her qualifications and fundraising experience during a public forum with students, faculty and staff on

Emily Metzgar, director of Kent State University’s School of Media and Journalism, outlined three initiatives and gave insight into her past research and academia experience during a public forum with

The Reveille has published several articles about LSU’s abrupt shift from diversity, equity and inclusion language to “engagement.” While many people have reacted negatively to the change and how it

The state of Alabama executed a convicted murderer in January with a method that has never been used before – and Governor Jeff Landry plans to implement this method in

The state of Alabama executed a convicted murderer in January with a method that has never been used before – and Governor Jeff Landry plans to implement this method in

Across its colleges and campuses, LSU has scrubbed the word “diversity” from much of its online vocabulary in recent weeks.

LSU has removed some diversity messages from its website and replaced the word "Inclusion" with "Engagement" in the newly named Division of Engagement, Civil Rights and Title IX.