Education & Workforce

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

The issue with a visa cap

“Because some missed the cap, we are not moving the amount of crawfish we...

Majority of Louisianans open to increased taxes for education, health care and transportation infrastructure

(Photo courtesy iStock) Louisianans in recent years have grown more tolerant—or at least less critical—of...

Baton Rouge Community College’s new auto training center promises to help fill a local shortage of skilled technicians

The new McKay Automotive Training Center at Baton Rouge Community College measures 83,000 square...

A new LSU degree aims to arm students with business know-how

Fashion design student Sakeenah Ashiru (left) is among those pursing a new degree in...

Louisianans favor combination of tax increases and spending cuts, survey finds

Most Louisiana residents want lawmakers to use a combination of tax increases and spending...

How to find the right MBA program

(Photo by Don Kadair) The Executive: Dana Hart, director, LSU Flores MBA Program The...
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The best advice that LSU’s Isiah Warner has ever learned

(Photo by Don Kadair) Dr. Isiah Warner Vice president for strategic initiatives and Boyd Professor, LSU Age:...

Growing Baton Rouge yoga market gets a school to teach the teachers

The proliferation of yoga studios around the Capital Region has spawned a new business...

How to land the perfect intern

Helene Wall, a human resources consultant with Postlethwaite & Netterville, says the biggest tangible...

Dima Ghawi: We march together

“When sleeping women wake, mountains move.” This Chinese proverb kept repeating in my head...
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