Education & Workforce

To overcome the resource curse Louisiana's economic future is inextricably linked to our commitment to knowledge, research and technology.

Faced with high inflation and high turnover, many companies are looking to offer perks...

Rising U.S. wholesale prices are causing local food suppliers to pass those higher costs on to restaurants, stores and schools.

Three in five U.S. teenagers say they’re more interested in starting their own businesses, instead of having a traditional job, according to a new survey from Junior Achievement.

Members of America's youngest generation are starting their careers amid the Great Resignation—and that has changed the way they view working, Axios reports.

LSU is partnering with education services provider Kaplan to offer career readiness programs to student-athletes.

Our Lady of the Lake is investing $12 million in Baton Rouge Community College to support construction of the college’s new nursing and allied health building and renovation of a section of the college’s wellness center to focus on sports medicine and training, officials announced today.

The LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden was awarded a $500,000 grant by the Environmental Protection Agency Trash Free Waters program to kickstart an effort that will demonstrate how to create trash-free watersheds in Baton Rouge.

LSU, the new host organization for the Louisiana Small Business Development Center, has hired...

The number of Louisiana high school graduates in the class of 2021 who qualified...