In the wake of F. King Alexander’s disparaging comments March 17 to the Oregon State University Board of Trustees about undue influence by the LSU Board of Supervisors into LSU’s athletics program while he was president at LSU from 2013 to 2019, the organization that accredits LSU has launched its own investigation into the matter.

Plans for the Amazon fulfillment center at the site of the former Cortana Mall are continuing to increase in size.

F. King Alexander became the latest casualty of LSU’s Title IX scandal, when the Oregon State University Board of Trustees today accepted his resignation as president of OSU amid a growing outcry over the way he handled reports of sexual violence and misconduct while president of LSU from 2013 to 2019.

King Alexander has resigned as president of Oregon State University because of fallout from his handling of reports of sexual abuse and misconduct while president of LSU.

Plans are nearing completion for the redevelopment of the former Earl K. Long Medical Center site on Airline Highway into a mixed-use development with health care, educational and recreational services, as well as more than 60 affordable senior housing units.

His job already at Oregon State already in jeopardy, F. King Alexander sustained another hit as LSU Board Chairman Robert Dampf sent a stinging letter to the OSU board.

Calls are intensifying in Oregon for Oregon State University President F. King Alexander to step down because of the way he handled incidents of sexual violence and misconduct while he was president of LSU from 2013 to 2019.

Ochsner Health is continuing its aggressive expansion into the Baton Rouge market with the acquisition of Louisiana Women’s Healthcare.

Oregon State President F. King Alexander says he wasn't to blame for the Title IX violations that took place at LSU when he was president from 2013 to 2019.

A scheduled four-and-a-half-hour virtual hearing of the Board of Trustees is underway at Oregon State University to determine the fate of President F. King Alexander, who has come under fire for the way he handled Title IX issues while he was LSU president from 2013 to 2019.