The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s disaster relief fund is in desperate need of cash, with the agency projecting at least a $4 billion deficit in the weeks ahead — even as the government responds to devastating fires in Hawaii and hurricane
In a reversal, LSU announced it will offer pay raises to all Ph.D. degree-seeking graduate assistants, after initially excluding about 200 students on grants.
Louisiana’s oldest chartered harvest festival is scheduled to celebrate 88 years of tradition and family fun this upcoming Labor Day Weekend, Aug. 31 - Sept. 4.
LSU awarded 1,039 degrees to graduates at the university’s 311th commencement exercises Aug. 11, the highest number of degrees awarded during summer commencement ever.
The previous record was 969 graduates in summer 2021.
Extreme heat and periods of drought this summer will likely lead to losses in several of Louisiana’s agricultural sectors.
Data released today by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that Louisiana has once
again set all-time records for both the unemployment rate and the number of unemployed.
In the hours following the landfall of Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005, flooding drove tens of thousands of evacuees away from their homes.
First Solar, the largest solar energy manufacturer in the Western Hemisphere, announced Thursday that it will build its fifth U.S. manufacturing facility at Acadiana Regional Airport in New Iberia.
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has surpassed $200 million in research and development spending for the first time in its history.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going indoors, especially during heat waves. If you are like me, the heat is really taking a toll on my gardening activities this summer.