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The ��ż��� (��ż���) proudly participated in the 2025 NOLA Bug Fest, showcasing its commitment to environmental sustainability, community engagement, and scientific exploration. With a dynamic presence, ��ż��� was represented by members from a range of campus organizations.  Read more

For postgrads and academics doing research, formatting for publication is a nightmare.  Read more

The inaugural River Region Economic Outlook & Real Estate Forecast Seminar will take place on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 1:30  Read more

Frederick W. Thorne, III (Fred), a graduate from LS��ż���’s inaugural 1962 class, was recently recognized by the Cedarburg Artists Guild in Wisconsin with an Honorable Mention 2D in their Annual Juried Exhibit. This latest Mention is for his photograph entitled “Sandhill at Villa Grove Park.”  Read more

Jazz at the Sandbar returns to the ��ż��� for the Fall 2025 series, opening on Wednesday, October 8 with a tribute to Ellis Marsalis, the founder of Jazz Studies at ��ż���. The concert will feature a lineup of Ellis' former bandmembers led by trumpeter, and ��ż��� alum, Ashlin Parker.   Read more

n addition to the 2025 Homer L. Hitt Distinguished Alumna of the Year, Entergy Executive and three-time alumna Kimberly Cook-Nelson and 2025 Norma Jane Sabiston Young Alumnus of the Year, Chef and entrepreneur Edgar “Dook” Chase IV, the ��ż��� will also honor distinguished alumni from its four academic colleges and Privateer Athletics.  Read more

The ��ż���' Henry Bernstein College of Business Administration announces the launch of a new virtual speaker series, AI Essentials for Small Business Owners, taking place in October and November 2025.  Read more

The Beach at the ��ż��� dedicated its East Campus today to Robert Linlithgow "Bob" Livingston Jr., former U.S. Representative from Louisiana, with a sign unveiling and reception attended by community members and dignitaries including U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and former U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu. ��ż��� President Kathy Johnson was among the speakers at the dedication, highlighting Livingston’s decades of leadership and influence in Louisiana politics.  Read more

Mario DeLuca started his company DeLuca Technologies one year after Hurricane Katrina hit. Since then, he has seen incredible success, including having his latest venture showcased by Microsoft in a global customer success story. DeLuca partnered with local entrepreneur and founder of Doggie Bus Troy Bergeron, to make the “Uber for Dogs” app. However, this success did not happen overnight. DeLuca has had a love for programming since 6th grade.  Read more