Education & Workforce

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

LSU president warns of ‘crippling financial shortfalls’ from NIH cuts

LSU President William Tate warns that changes to the National Institutes of Health funding...

Here’s what the newly formed Leaders for a Better Louisiana is planning

In January, two of Louisiana’s most influential public policy advocacy groups—the Committee of 100...

This student housing complex sold for $25M

A New York-based privately held real estate operator and investment management firm has purchased...

How do local jobless claims compare to national trends?

After two consecutive weeks of declining unemployment claims, initial jobless claims rose last week...

The Dunham School is expanding in Baton Rouge

The Dunham School, a pre-K-12 Christian school, is opening a second campus in partnership...

Constitutional Amendment No. 2, explained

On March 29, Louisiana voters will decide the fate of a constitutional amendment—Constitutional Amendment...
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Unemployment claims are declining in Louisiana

Following national trends, initial unemployment insurance claims in Louisiana dropped last week, according to...

From good to great: Beyond bourbon and baseball

Why Louisville’s legacy industries are just the beginning of its modern success story The birthplace of...

From good to great: Madison on the move

A capital city where innovation and livability go hand in hand Nestled in the heart...

How LSU is responding to executive order restrictions 

Local universities have been scrambling after announcements of the rescinded federal funding freeze and...
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