LSU Shreveport

06/02/2026

Five members of LSUS's Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society chapter presented original research at the 2026 Annual Regional Meeting of Louisiana Chapters at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Congratulations to Samuel Chandler, who earned an honorable mention in the Best Undergraduate Paper competition for his research, "The Greek Orthodox Church Under N**i Occupation."

Other LSUS presentations included:

• Mack Miles, “Eppes Cemetery: Not Lost, But Found”
• Lukas Harville, “The Impact of Anglo‑Saxon Stories and Their Influence on Modern Storytelling”
• William Pesnell, “Minority Rights in the Soviet Union”
• Michael Norris, “The Real Rebels: The Role of Popular Discontent in the Confederate Downfall”

These Pilots showcased the curiosity and critical thinking that defines our history studies here at LSU Shreveport!

Read more: https://bit.ly/49zQLjT

06/01/2026

In the 2024–2025 academic year, LSU Shreveport students represented 61 Louisiana parishes, all 50 states plus Puerto Rico, and 83 countries around the world.

LSUS continues to expand access to high-quality education while preparing graduates to make an impact locally and globally.

05/30/2026

One year ago today, LSU Shreveport Baseball made history.

59 wins. Zero losses. One impossible season.

Relive the moments, memories, and mindset behind the first perfect season in college baseball history in "The Impossible Season" by King Cake Baby Productions and the LSUS Foundation.

05/29/2026

During the 2024–2025 academic year, LSU Shreveport awarded 639 guaranteed scholarships to help students pursue a high-quality, affordable education.

Investments in higher education expand access for Louisiana students while strengthening the workforce, economy, and future of our state.

05/29/2026

👀 Watch Party, anyone? Join us Saturday at Marilynn's Place to watch "The Impossible Season" documentary. 15% of all proceeds will be donated back to LSU Shreveport Athletics for purchases between 4 and 9pm! So, come out, snag a po'boy and enjoy the show! ⚾

05/28/2026

You've seen the headlines, watched the news reels, and tuned in as the 2024-2025 LSU Shreveport Baseball team made history.

Now, go behind the scenes of the first perfect season in college baseball history.

"The Impossible Season" by King Cake Baby Productions and the LSUS Foundation will premiere Saturday, May 30, 2026, exactly one year after the Pilots' 59th win that earned them the Play NAIA national championship and cemented their place in the record books.

Featuring players, LSU Shreveport Athletics staff, and members of the local community, this documentary explores the moments, mindset, and relationships that fueled an unforgettable undefeated season.

Tune in at 5:00pm CDT this Saturday on Facebook, Instagram, and the LSUS YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/4wW32ZK

05/28/2026

Computer science student Augustine Nwafor earned the Best Poster Presentation Award at the 100th annual Louisiana Academy of Sciences meeting for “SmartKnee,” a wearable system designed to monitor knee movement in real time and help prevent ACL injuries before they happen.

Using AI-powered feedback and live biomechanical tracking, SmartKnee gives athletes and coaches immediate alerts when dangerous movement patterns are detected.

Congratulations to Augustine and faculty mentor Dr. Urska Cvek on this incredible achievement and impactful research!

Read more: https://bit.ly/4dOjXEL

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

LSU Shreveport is hosting a community conversation focused on understanding the difference between mental illness and patterns of abuse and control.

The free conference, “Choice vs. Condition: Why Abuse is Not a Mental Illness,” takes place Saturday, May 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the LSUS Ballroom and brings together mental health professionals, advocates, law enforcement, and community organizations in response to the rise in domestic violence incidents locally.

Led by LSUS psychology instructor and licensed professional counselor Kesha Simmons, the event aims to provide practical tools, clinical insight, and meaningful dialogue around prevention, accountability, and community support.

The conference is open to mental health professionals, students, first responders, caregivers, nonprofit staff, and community members. Continuing education credits are available for attendees.

Visit our website to learn more: https://bit.ly/4uy4ekt

05/25/2026

The LSU Shreveport campus is closed in observation of Memorial Day today. Normal operating hours will resume on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.

We hope you have a meaningful Memorial Day, and thank you to all who have served and sacrificed. 🇺🇸