Education & Workforce

Our Lady of the Lake is one of just eight teaching hospitals in the nation testing innovation through a new four-year project

OLOL Chief Academic Officer Laurinda Calongne says the Pursuing Excellence in Clinical Learning Environments project's...

Local students and international food scientists are getting hands-on training at the Food Incubator

Marvin Moncada, lead research and development scientist at the Food Incubator, says the food science...

Four years, 35 companies and 125 tons of product later, the LSU AgCenter Food Incubator aims for even more expansion

Food Incubator Director Gaye Sandoz tells visiting corporate chefs from around the country about...

Consumed by technology and ever-demanding careers, Americans are forfeiting more vacation days than ever before

Arron Pierre, a manager at A. Wilbert’s Sons, says he doesn't mind leaving vacation...

LSU AgCenter scientists taking steps to bring biomass products to market

LSU AgCenter Vice Chancellor John Russin says researchers have identified a number of new...

Riegel: Sudden departure

After just 18 months at the helm of the LSU Foundation, Stephen Moret’s announcement...
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Baton Rouge educators create app to save you money at local stores, support your schools

Three educators from Catholic High School have launched a new app that promises to...

Safety and profits: Increasing awareness, guidance and insight among construction firms

Based on fatal occupational injuries per 100,000 full-time workers, the four most dangerous occupations...

How do corridor companies do it? Leadership and people skills are key

As Louisiana’s continuing demand for skilled laborers leads to a worrisome decline in productivity,...

Though not inundated with floodwaters themselves, corridor industrial plants faced ‘epic’ challenges after the storm of 2016

It didn’t take long for the record-breaking August deluge of 30-plus inches of rain...