Office of the President
Celebrating a Year of Wins
Powering Solutions for Louisiana
Under President Tate's leadership, Louisiana has made strides to power solutions for Louisiana's toughest problems.
Read on to learn more about LSU's progress.
The Scholarship First Bus Tour is hitting the road October 15 - 18 and bringing the spirit of Louisiana directly to communities across Louisiana. From north to south and east to west, we're sharing what we're doing for Louisiana and beyond.
Scholarship First Agenda
At LSU, our drive for excellence is fueled by our mission to serve and uplift Louisiana. We’re dedicated to expanding access to higher education, tackling critical challenges with innovative research, and enhancing lives across every parish. We embrace our ambitious vision with a commitment to excellence, striving to advance student success and elevate Louisiana for the benefit of all.
Research Strategic Growth Plan
Scholarship First in Action
Can black mangroves help restore Louisiana’s coast or disrupt its wetlands? LSU researchers are uncovering their impact. See how these trees could shape the future of coastal restoration!
Michaela Rose, an LSU Track & Field athlete and biology major, thrives on resilience. Her faith fuels her success in athletics and academics, winning SEC titles while exploring biology and plant physiology.
Nicolas Manica, a Brazilian student at LSU, is pursuing petroleum engineering while embracing research, leadership, and cultural exchange. He aims to impact the energy industry and build a global network.
Advanced AI platform provides LSU researchers and students with tools to address critical energy and national security challenges.
Among LSU's record-breaking incoming class are these in-state students who decided LSU was the perfect place for them to thrive in majors that represent the five Pentagon Priorities set forth by LSU President William Tate IV in his Scholarship First Agenda.
Lucio Miele, MD, PhD has been selected to be director of the LSU-LCMC Health Cancer Center. LSU President William F. Tate IV said Miele's background and contributions to cancer research uniquely position him to lead the center's life-saving work.