Education & Workforce

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

LSU faculty members are closing in on bringing their inventions to market with funds from the university’s LIFT2 grant program

LSU Physics Professor Shane Stadler is among the 22 faculty members at the flagship...

2016 Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge: No. 1 large company

GeoEngineers recently hosted a company tailgate party to kick off the college football season...

2016 Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge: No. 1 small and medium-sized company

Sigma Consulting Group celebrated its 29th anniversary recently with a cook-out and party for...

The 2016 Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge

The 50 companies on this year’s Best Places to Work list exemplify what it...

The Interview: NCAA President Mark Emmert

(Photo by The Associated Press) Leadership, higher education, college athletics, politics—NCAA President Mark Emmert will...

Trend of higher ed cuts, tuition raises ‘needs to be reversed,’ NCAA head Mark Emmert says

As the state has grappled with repeated budget shortfalls over nearly a decade, LSU...
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The Capital Region industrial community makes a big investment in LSU’s engineering expansion in hopes it will pay dividends at hiring time

When complete, the $100 million renovation and expansion of Patrick F. Taylor Hall will...

Executive director of LED’s FastStart leaving post in October

Jeff Lynn is leaving his post as executive director of Louisiana Economic Development’s FastStart...

Capital Region industrial plants and the companies that service them were hard hit by losses—not to infrastructure, but to employees

Epic Piping’s new 268,000-square-foot facility in Livingston Parish, which opened in July, was among...

Entrepreneur: Garrett Kessling and Daniel Wendt

(Photography by Brian Baiamonte) POSITION Kessling is CEO and founder; Wendt is CFO and co-founder COMPANY Tonal Innovation WHAT...
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