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(1:27) After more than five decades of teaching, LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center professor Bill Crawford taught his final class today. Congratulations, Professor Crawford, and thank you for your commitment to educating Tigers. 💜💛

(1:04) Could “Frozen” actually happen? LSU College of the Coast & Environment prof. Paul Miller’s class performed a lab experiment to find out if Norway could freeze without Elsa and Anna. ❄️Story: https://lsul.su/2D2mQAT #LetItGeaux

(0:39) During the summer of 2019, LSU students went to the Galapagos Islands through a field study program led by LSU Department of Oceanography & Coastal Sciences Assistant Professors Dan Holstein and Tracy Quirk.

(0:37) LSU is proud to honor and celebrate those who have served in our nation’s armed forces. #VeteransDay

(1:41) Dr. Michael Polito, LSU Assistant Professor of Oceanology and Coastal Sciences, teaches us how to take a core sample! Dr. Polito and his students travel to the Sub-Antarctic regions every year to record data about how penguins and seals are responding to environmental change. Geaux Tigers!

(2:38) When does a fear become a phobia? #LSU prof. Thompson Davis explains the difference and how our brains react. 🧠

(2:29) What makes a movie scary? As society has evolved, so too have horror film “monsters.” LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences prof. Tracy Stephenson Shaffer explains.

(1:03) LSU College of Humanities & Social Sciences prof. June Pulliam examines how Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein opened the world to a new genre of literature: horror.

(0:16) 🐐+🧘‍♀️ = a fantastic @LSUUREC event.See what’s coming up next: https://lsuuniversityrec.com/urec-calendar-of-events #LSU

(0:21) We are proud to have our doggy volunteers help break the ground for the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Stephenson Pet Clinic! 🐕It will become the new home of our companion animal wellness efforts and many of LSU Vet Med's clinical services.

(2:01) “There has been a lot of people who have invested their time in me, like my LSU professors, and I want to invest my time in helping other people.” Through his organization Living With Hope, LSU graduate Michael Panther is giving the gift of mobility to people in Africa.

(2:09) Born without arms, LSU Online graduate student Joseph Williams doesn’t let anything stop him and strives to be an example for others.

(0:55) With midterms upon us, it’s essential to find a great place to study! 📚

(1:05) Concert ✅ Fall Fest ✅ Parade ✅ Big LSU Football win ✅What a great Homecoming week! 🐯💜

(1:43) “I wish I could go back and implement everything I’ve learned here. That’s the long-term goal.” LSU student Denise Poveda and her College of the Coast and Environment mentors are conducting Louisiana coastal research. Poveda hopes to bring that knowledge back to her native Panama.

(1:26) Once you’re a Tiger, you’re a Tiger for life. LSU families from in-state and out-of-state (OOS) share their love for #LSU. 💜💛 #LSUFamilyWeekend

(0:45) 🎺 Calling all Tigers home. #HomecomingWeek 💜💛Performed by John Gray, LSU School of Music grad student.

(2:11) LSU research works to protect Louisiana’s $4.6 billion seafood industry and multi-billion dollar oil and gas industry. LSU’s Mike Pasquier started the oral history project Coastal Voices to tell the stories of Louisiana’s coastal residents whose livelihoods are threatened by the shrinking coast.Look and listen here: https://coastalvoices.lsu.edu/

(1:37) On September 19th, The Reilly Center for Media & Public Affairs and the Manship School of Mass Communication co-hosted the first Louisiana gubernatorial debate at LSU Student Union Theater. It was a great opportunity for LSU students to ask questions and be a part of this important political process.

(2:27) A story that started in the NICU is now being composed at LSU. Born prematurely, Gracie Jackson participated in music therapy research conducted by LSU's Jane Cassidy. 19 years later, the two reconnected at LSU - where Gracie is a music performance major.Read more: https://www.lsu.edu/mediacenter/news/2019/10/02nicutolsu.rh.php