Click here to listen. The LSU Indian Mounds are part of the National Register of Historic Places, and this fall geology and anthropology professors are collaborating to preserve the two mounds’ stability. Each mound is declared off limits from large-scale fan interaction for football home games this fall due to each mound’s ongoing degradation. Geologists [...]

Click here to listen. Leaders of student organizations may be frustrated to find more paperwork and closer supervision in planning on-campus events this semester. Undercover Campus Life workers are supervising table sits, there are now more forms to fill out, and there are new fees. As far as fundraisers, student organization are raising less as [...]

The Lost Fingers put on an incredible show at the Manship Theatre last Thursday. With their mix of intricate gypsy influenced guitar and the wonderful talents of the lead vocalist Christian Roberge this writer has never before heard the 80′s sound so good. Even with a relatively small turn out the Lost Fingers were able [...]

Click here to listen. Innocence Project of New Orleans is a band of investigators working to exonerate innocent prisoners and prevent the Justice system from putting more innocent people behind bars. In order to reform the Justice system, the public needs to know why the wrong person was convicted. According to IPNO Policy Director Tom [...]

LSU starts off their home campaign with an impressive 29-7 victory over Mississippi State. The offense was average and the quarterback play was better from Jordan Jefferson, despite the numbers not saying so. But the defense dominated. This defense is really really really good. Like really good. And they have the best defensive formation in [...]

Check out the exclusive KLSU interview between Baby Swiss and Byron Mikaloff of gypsy jazz trio The Lost Fingers. Mikaloff chats about the platinum success of their debut album, Dolly Parton, and visiting Louisiana for their Sept. 23rd show at the Manship Theatre in Baton Rouge. Click here to listen

Click here to listen. Starting a business from a simple idea isn’t an easy task, but students Cody Reed and Donald Solomon followed their own hearts and went for it. Reed and Solomon believe every man should throw away his girlfriend’s bath products. They created ManMade—body wash for men, by men. They say their products [...]

LSU Football always finds ways to beat teams ugly, even when the scoreline doesn’t say so. The Tigers defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores 27-3 in Nashville on Saturday night, but did so as ungracefully on offense as possible. Les Miles tried many new faces tonight, highlighted by solid performances by Josh Williford at guard and true [...]

Click here to listen. The Office of Parking, Traffic, and Transportation is one of the few departments on campus which is not noticing any setbacks from the impending budget cuts. The office has a few major projects cheduled for the upcoming year, including turning the demolished Alex Box Stadium into a parking lot and starting [...]

Click here to listen. This month the University cut four foreign languages. These cuts left many students without a language to study while in Louisiana, and also without an opportunity to study abroad. Academic Programs Abroad Director Harald Leder and Assistant Director Jill Clemmons detailed how this will effect the student population. Reveille Radio News [...]