LSU Shreveport

With the onset of colder weather, the expected arrival of the influenza virus has been confirmed by LSU Health Shreveport's Diagnostic Virology Laboratory.

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LSU Health is in budget crisis mode thanks to millions of dollars in federal Medicaid cuts. In fact the vice chancellor for clinical affairs Dr. Hugh Mighty held a news conference today to dispel rumors that the hospital is being sold.

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Louisiana residents will have better health care thanks to a $20,000,000 grant that's being split up between eight health care institutions across the state. And, one of them is LSU-Health in Shreveport.

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More Shreveport students will be going to college thanks to scholarships and endowments this week announced by LSU-S Interim Chancellor Paul Sisson and The LSUS Foundation.

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You'll have an opportunity this evening to get an overview of -- and make comments about -- what's called the Stage-Zero Feasibility Study for the 3132 extension.

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Longtime professor and an icon known throughout all of North Louisiana, Wayne Hogue was recently let go from LSU-Shreveport!

Hogue has the title of  Professor of the Year (for three consecutive years), and he's the originator of the widely successful Black Tie Or Not Ball, that raises well over $10,000 annually for the Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission!

So, wait, why is this happening?!

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Recently, I sat down with the interim head of Louisiana State University in Shreveport, Paul Sisson.

Sisson took the new position, after the lingering threat of a merger with Louisiana Tech University, that would have resulted in the loss of personnel, organizations on campus, and the loss of their highly ranked athletics programs.

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A new drug that causes bizarre behavior - including hallucinations - may be what caused a Florida man to go crazy and eat off another man's face.

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Feist-Weiller Cancer Center (FWCC) at LSU Health Shreveport is expanding the program that allows its physicians to share their expertise with the community monthly at Shreve Memorial Library.

Topics covered thus far include pancreatic cancer, integrative oncology, lung cancer, colorectal cancer and clinical trials

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(Boston, Mass.) LSU Shreveport students Kate Ryland and Chelsea Anthony competed in the 143rd annual Interstate Oratory Championships in Boston, Mass. The IOC is the oldest persuasive speaking contest in the United States, and only the top two speakers from each state qualify

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