A sign at the main entrance to the Louisiana State University Eunice campus. (File Photo)
LSUE is one of 44 post-secondary institutions selected as an experimental site for a U.S. Department of Education program aimed at increasing college graduation rates by allowing high school students to enroll in the college.
About 30 Keep Louisiana Beautiful board members from Patterson to Lake Charles attended a board training event Tuesday at LSUE.
About 30 Keep Louisiana Beautiful board members from Patterson to Lake Charles attended a board training event Tuesday at LSUE.
Rep. Phillip DeVillier, R-Eunice,
Freshman Rep. Phillip DeVillier, R-Eunice, will be the commencement speaker when Louisiana State University Eunice holds fall graduation ceremonies at 10 a.m. Friday, in the gymnasium of the Health and Physical Education Building.
More than 190 students are candidates for graduation.
A bill that would consolidate all of the state’s higher education governing boards into one “super board” of trustees failed to pass out of the Senate Finance Committee Monday, and is likely dead for the session, after a lengthy debate and stark testimony from college and university leaders.
LSUE Chancellor Kimberly Russell, Jamie Thibodeaux, LSUE modular math lab coordinator, Paul Fowler, director of developmental education and institutional effectiveness, former Western District Judge Richard Haik and City Judge Terry Hoychick attend the ribbon cutting of the campus’s new modular math lab. The lab was partially funded by $63,000 from the train derailment settlement. Haik was the presiding judge overseeing the train derailment litigation. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
More than 15 years after the train derailment just west of Eunice, repercussions are still being felt in the community, but the accident’s most recent impact is a positive one — a math lab at LSUE.
