Education & Workforce

Learn how an LSU professor is using AI to increase phone security 

An LSU professor working to create and commercialize smartphone technology that would enhance privacy and security by preventing phones from displaying sensitive information.

Effort needed to make Louisiana more competitive, says LABI panel

The state’s business community need to be more specific and intentional in its efforts to become more competitive. 

LSU grapples with students’ AI use after Olivia Dunne’s promotional video 

Days after LSU gymnast and social media superstar Olivia Dunne posted a video to...

How has the gap between men’s and women’s pay changed in the last 20 years?

The difference between what men and women earn has remained roughly the same for...

The biggest cybersecurity risks may come from within your organization 

But in a world where everyone is a target, companies need to understand their exposure to risks that come from inside their organizations

LSU baseball breaking out high-tech tools to go along with talent

Over the past decade, technology has become increasingly prominent within the game of baseball, revolutionizing the way the game has been analyzed, taught and coached. 
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Can renewable energy projects replace Louisiana’s lost oil and gas jobs?

Renewable energy projects won’t replace all the upstream oil and gas jobs lost due to the 2014 oil price crash and the COVID-19 pandemic,

Hundreds of US companies pledging to hire more Hispanics  

More than 300 companies including Nike, IBM, and Airbnb have signed on to a...

Tech layoffs hit Baton Rouge with Electronic Arts stunner 

More than 200 quality assurance testers at Electronic Arts' LSU-based office had their employment severed with little to no warning Tuesday, WBRZ-TV reports. 

Despite perceptions, today’s young adults aren’t changing jobs more often

Today’s young adults are staying at their job about as long as young adults...