News Releases
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Samba Dieng of LSU's Global Engagement Office Named Senior International Officer of the Year by the Institute of International Education
The Institute of International Education (IIE) has recognized Dr. Samba Dieng, Associate Vice Provost for Global Engagement, with the prestigious 2025 Senior International Officer (SIO) of the Year Award. This annual honor is reserved for a leader who demonstrates extraordinary vision in international education, with honorees selected by a distinguished panel of global peers.
Sleep is Essential for Physician Well-being and Patient Safety; Screening Tool Can Help
For medical students and physicians in training, long study hours and demanding schedules make sleep a low priority, even though performance, judgment, and patient safety depend on it. A sleep screening tool developed by an LSU Health Shreveport neurologist can help.
The Choctaw Cattle Company is redefining cattle farming in Louisiana
Choctaw Cattle Company is more than just picturesque pastures — it’s a living laboratory of sustainable agriculture.
LSU AgCenter's Seafood Processing Demonstration Lab is strengthening Louisiana's seafood industry
In the heart of Cajun Country, where the seafood industry is a cornerstone of the local economy, the LSU AgCenter and Louisiana Sea Grant Seafood Processing Demonstration Lab is making waves. This innovative facility is not only advancing the state's seafood industry but also providing invaluable support to small businesses and independent fishermen.
Brodeo is a special day for people with special needs
Students with special needs were the stars of the rodeo held during the LSU AgCenter Southwest District Livestock Show. Everyone who came went away with memories they will cherish according to LSU AgCenter reporter Craig Gautreaux.
LSU AgCenter entomologists look to rebuild firefly populations with habitats, native plants
Around the country, firefly populations have reached historically low numbers. At one time, they lit up the night with their blinking mating calls. Today, these luminescent insects are quietly disappearing, as their habitats and food supply have been greatly impacted.
From seedlings to students: Covington Community Garden flourishes as a hub for education
A butterfly flitted across rows of container plants while the sounds of children playing in the distance mixed with birdsong. Tim Ellzey and Will Afton walked among the plants, checking on strawberries, broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage.
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