An LSU-led team has won a National Science Foundation Engines Grant. It is the largest, most competitive grant ever awarded by the foundation. This transformational $160 million grant will support Louisiana’s energy industry and workers.

A statewide effort led by LSU with more than 50 public and private partners has won the largest and most competitive grant ever awarded by the U.S. National Science Foundation – up to $160 million over the next 10 years. The NSF Engines grant will support Louisiana’s energy industry, create jobs in the energy sector, develop innovative solutions to energy challenges and help train the world’s energy workforce.Learn more: LSU.edu/energy

Students, faculty, and staff volunteered around Baton Rouge on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to honor Dr. King’s legacy of civic engagement and humanitarianism.For more information on this day of service visit: https://www.lsu.edu/engagement/student-engagement/centers/aacc/mlk-day-of-service.php

Students, faculty, and staff volunteered around Baton Rouge on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to honor Dr. King’s legacy of civic engagement and humanitarianism.For more information on this day of service visit: https://www.lsu.edu/engagement/student-engagement/centers/aacc/mlk-day-of-service.php#geauxtigers #geauxserve

They may be the class of 2023, but it’s still forever LSU 💜💛 Congrats, Tigers! #LSUGrad

Dr. Jeffrey Carter explains the importance of the "why" of research, rather than simply the "what."Dr. Jeffrey Carter from LSU Health Sciences Center sat down with President Tate to talk ReCell, a spray-on skin he and his team developed to reduce the mortality rate and hospital stay times from burn injuries.Watch the episode of On Par with the President ▶️ https://youtu.be/dN_Qds_NxxU#ScholarshipFirst