Education & Workforce

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

Simple ways to prep your office in the event of coronavirus 

COVID-2019, the new coronavirus, is coming to American communities. The Centers for Disease Control...

Chances are rising that your doctor will be female

Louisiana, however, has yet to see female students dominate med schools.

Let’s talk about salary

With pay gaps in the spotlight, women are increasingly polling peers about earnings.

Alford: The evolution of Louisiana’s budget politics

From 1992 to 2007, during the administrations of former Govs. Edwin Edwards, Mike Foster...

A change in the leadership direction of LSU?

Though no one on the LSU board is talking specifics, there’s plenty of speculation over replacing the departing F. King Alexander. The question: Is it thoughtful consideration or politics?

Success Plan Step 2: Time to write your focus statement

Create a concise statement that is easy to remember and helps keep you focused.
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LSU’s law school reaches a new milestone for women—but still lags

Compared to Louisiana's other three law schools, the university still maintains the smallest percentage of female students for every year but one dating back to 2011—and remains behind behind the national average for female enrollment.

Louisiana companies are still figuring out flex time

Employees are renegotiating relationships with their employers.

Why ‘doing it all’ should never be a goal

Meet time management coach Anna Dearmon Kornick, who just launched a weekly podcast called 'It’s About Time'.

Women: Dominating PR in BR

It isn't all parties and red carpets.
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