NEWS
Students take part in poverty simulation
Over 200 Louisiana Tech students, mainly from the College of Applied and Natural Sciences, recently took part in the Community Action Poverty Simulation designed to teach them about the challenges people suffering from poverty face on a daily basis.
Tickets on sale now for ‘Church and State’
In less than two weeks, Louisiana Tech’s School of Theatre will begin Winter 2022’s live production of the Kennedy Center award-winning dramedy Church and State, written by Jason Odell Williams and directed by Cherrie Sciro.
Louisiana Tech ASCE team wins Road-Eo competition
Louisiana Tech University’s student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers Transportation Leadership Council (ASCE TLC) won first place in the 2021 Asphalt Road-Eo competition held in December.
School of Design prepares for Louisiana Biennial
Jan. 25 through Feb. 15, Louisiana Tech University will host the Sixth Louisiana Biennial: National Juried Exhibition in the F. Jay Taylor Visual Arts Center Galleries. A Juror Talk with independent curator Rebecca Hart will be held from 5-6 p.m. Jan. 25, followed by an opening reception from 6-7 p.m.
Business students present at Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ 15th Annual Economic Scholars Program Conference
Two Louisiana Tech University College of Business students recently participated in the 15th annual undergraduate research conference for the Economic Scholars Program (ESP) at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
Visiting professor named Louisianian of the Year
Vitus Shell, Visiting Assistant Professor in the School of Design, has been named one of Louisiana Life’s Louisianians of the Year.
College of Education welcomes future educators to Engage Education
High school juniors and seniors who are interested in pursuing a career in education have the opportunity to learn more about Louisiana Tech University’s College of Education during Engage Education, a preview event planned for Jan. 28.
Penny Humphries: finding a voice in fashion and advancement
While Penny Humphries, Director of Development at the College of Applied and Natural Sciences and Instructor in Fashion Merchandising, wears many hats at Louisiana Tech University, she takes a special joy in teaching students, and seeing those students find “their voice.”
Free All Things Flute Masterclass and Workshop to be held Jan. 14-15
If the flute is your thing or you think it might be your thing, or even if you just want to become more musically educated and enjoy innovative sounds, this weekend on Louisiana Tech’s campus is custom-built for you.
Dr. Chris Heidenreich enjoys busy first quarter as new Band of Pride Director
Dr. Chris Heidenreich recently joined Louisiana Tech as the University’s new Director of Bands.