Education & Workforce

Schools, universities, workforce training, and the talent pipeline preparing the region’s next generation of workers.

LSU suspends Kappa Sigma until 2023; fraternity fighting back

LSU’s Kappa Sigma chapter is appealing the university’s recent decision to suspend the fraternity...

‘LaPolitics’: LCTCS has a packed agenda for session

The ongoing regular session offers both promise and change for the Louisiana Community and...

Bill allowing college athletes to profit off their names heads to Louisiana Senate 

Louisiana state senators today moved forward with legislation that would allow college student athletes...

Louisiana lawmakers plan $1,000 pay raises for K-12 teachers

Louisiana lawmakers intend to give K-12 public school teachers a $1,000 pay raise next...

Dardenne says he’s not upset at being passed over for LSU president’s job

Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne says he is not bitter that the LSU Presidential Search Committee did not name him to the short list of finalists for the university’s top job.

Baton Rouge loses 12% of constructions jobs over past 12 months

Construction employment decreased by 12%, or 5,900 jobs, in the Baton Rouge area from March 2020 to March 2021.
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Remaining candidates for LSU president surprising because of who didn’t make the cut

When the LSU Presidential Search Committee announced the three finalists for the university’s top...

Initiative aims to connect the dots in helping at-risk youth in Baton Rouge

Mayor Sharon Weston Broome’s administration recently announced the relaunch of an initiative known as...

Employers starting to mandate shots before hiring candidates 

As the U.S. job market heats up, positions operating machines in Louisville, working in...

Did you hear? Remote workers longing for office gossip

Gossip, the thread of whispered conversation and conjecture that once flowed through the workplace,...
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