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Louisiana State Receives $245 Million Investment From OLOL, LCMC Health for New Building, Research Development

LSU President William F. Tate IV announced Friday morning that Our Lady of the Lake and LCMC Health will donate $245 million to the university over the next 10 years, the largest philanthropic investment in LSU history.

Faculty & Staff

2022 Emerging Scholar: Dr. Amy Dao

Air Force Global Strike Command and Tuskegee University Form Partnership, Honor Historical Relationship

Gen. Anthony Cotton

Meet the Medical Student Who's Diversifying Medical Illustrations

Medical student Chidiebere Ibe took up illustrating medical conditions and human anatomy in July 2020, when it was becoming clear that COVID-19 lockdowns weren’t going anywhere anytime soon.

2022 Emerging Scholar: Ailton “Santo” Coleman

In early 2000s a young Ailton “Santo” Coleman enthusiastically joined the U.S. Peace Corps, agreeing to serve as an education volunteer in the Republic of Kiribati, an island nation of 32 atolls in the Central Pacific Ocean.

Dr. Ailton “Santo” Coleman

Senators Klobuchar, Cassidy, and Colleagues Urge Senate to Tackle Hazing on Campuses

Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Bill Cassidy (R-LA) led five colleagues to write a letter pressing the Senate to address hazing on college campuses in future legislation about mental and behavioral health.

U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Bill Cassidy

NYU Names Dr. Michael A. Lindsey New Dean of Social Work School

New York University has named Dr. Michael A. Lindsey the new dean of the Silver School of Social Work. Lindsey is a widely recognized scholar of child and adolescent mental health. He will be the first Black dean of the School of Social Work.

Dr. Michael A. Lindsey has been named the new dean of the Silver School of Social Work at New York University.

Asian American Pacific Islander

How Institutions Can Improve AAPI Students' Mental Health

Eight experts create a guide for institutions to better understand and support the mental health needs of AAPI students.

John Jay Receives $1 Million to Help At-Risk Students

The Gray Foundation has gifted the John Jay College of Criminal Justice $1 million to continue their Completion for Upper-division Student Program (CUSP) for a further two years.

John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City

Transfer Enrollments Stabilize for Some, Worsen for Others

This year’s transfer and mobility report from the National Student Clearinghouse contains good news and troubling news.

Naia Eligibility Center Transfer Rules

Report Draws Correlation Between Well-Being and Opportunity

Policy report examines the interplay among critical forces that strengthen or weaken opportunities.

Dr. Irwin Kirsch

Colleges and Universities Brace for the Full Impact of Omicron Variant

Institutions are increasing random testing, sustaining indoor mask mandates and requiring booster shots.

Queensborough Community College has created accessible COVID-19 testing and vaccinations.

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