(0:47) Jane Cassidy, Interim VP for Civil Rights & Title IX, is asking the LSU community to help stop sexual assault through awareness and education. Calendar of events this week: lsu.edu/saamSexual Assault Awareness Month Action Week Events include: Green Flag Event - April 12 Let’s Talk About Consent IRL - April 13 Self Care Fair - April 16View our action plan at lsu.edu/titleix-review Help is available: lsu.edu/support

(1:51) A new office with new positions and training. Interim Vice President Jane Cassidy shares her goals for the Office of Civil Rights & Title IX and the mission to support all LSU students. Learn more about the Title IX resources and access support at www.lsu.edu/support.

(0:40) On Friday, March 26th, LSU hosted a Mass Vaccination Event for LSU Faculty, Staff and Student Employees. 1200 Vaccines were administered to the LSU Community. For more information visit: https://lsu.edu/roadmap/vaccines/

(0:39) Students in the LSU Honors College recently volunteered at the Capitol City Produce Community Garden where they planted crops that will help feed people in need in the Baton Rouge community.

(0:40) Enjoy the first day of spring, Tigers! 🌸

(0:53) You can report domestic and sexual violence to on-campus authorities, off-campus authorities, or both. With on-campus reporting, our primary goal is to help you navigate any processes you choose to pursue and provide support customized to meet your needs. http://LSU.edu/supportLSU employees who witness or are told about an incident of sexual misconduct are obligated to report it to LSU’s Title IX Coordinator at 225-578-3918 or file a report here: https://secure.ethicspoint.com/domain/media/en/gui/40897/report.html#titleix

(35:43) LSU secured the services of Husch Blackwell, a highly respected firm with exceptional expertise in these types of investigations, to explore the cases mentioned in the allegations and to evaluate our current policies relating to sexual assault. LSU President Galligan and Scott Schneider of Husch Blackwell spoke with media following the release of the findings.*Due to a lag issue with Zoom at 8:20, we skipped ahead in the press conference. No comments were omitted.

(0:59) For more information visit https://www.lsu.edu/roadmap/health/testing.php

(0:16) LSU Student Union staff surprised building guests with a pop-up celebration over the lunch period with music, King Cake samples, and a t-shirt toss from the third floor balcony into the main lobby areas. Laissez les bon temps rouler! ⚜️💜💛💚

(2:17) Destined to be an LSU Tiger, Jacob Lyons excelled as an architecture major where he placed third in an international competition. Now, he is pursuing his passion in architecture.

(1:55) Sentinel testing relies on a random sample of students to identify and mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on campus. Monitor your university email in case you’re asked to participate. To learn more, visit lsu.edu/roadmap/sentinel

(1:11) From Oberlin, LA to NYC, LSU grad Alexis Ryder bakes up Louisiana flavors and brings Mardi Gras to the Big Apple.More: https://lsu.edu/mediacenter/news/2021/02/12alexisryder.rh.php

(0:39) Tigers got into the carnival spirit during LSU Campus Life’s Mardi Gras Mambo. 💜💚💛

(0:56) Sentinel testing relies on a random sample of students to identify and mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on campus. Monitor your university email in case you’re asked to participate. To learn more, visit lsu.edu/roadmap/sentinel.

(0:57) What is Sentinel Testing? Visit lsu.edu/roadmap/sentinel for more information.

(1:59) Ever wonder how the LSU ring is made? Check out even more information about the LSU ring and its traditions here: https://www.lsu.edu/studentaffairs/traditions/LSU_Ring/index.php

(1:40) LSU’s new Student Success Help Desk has officially launched! Visit in person at the Welcome Center or contact them by email at success@lsu.edu or phone 225-578-2634.More info: http://lsu.edu/studentsuccess

(1:06) Learn more about the LSU Ring: https://www.lsu.edu/studentaffairs/traditions/LSU_Ring/index.php

(3:43) The concentration of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in our atmosphere sets new records each year. Today, it’s the highest it’s ever been since there were people on the planet.LSU researchers in several colleges are working on solutions: bridging science, engineering, environmental and coastal sciences, as well as law and policy.

(1:22) A message from LSU Interim President Tom Galligan about the tradition of the peaceful transition of power on Inauguration Day.