June 7, 2022
By Allison Allsop, LSU Manship School News Service BATON ROUGE–A federal district judge ruled Monday that the new congressional maps drawn during a special legislative redistricting […]
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October 30, 2022
Journalists from the LSU Manship School will present a 4-part Cold Case series on the shooting of two Southern students in 1972 by a sheriff's deputy at a time when students at Southern, SUNO and Grambling were protesting for better conditions at their schools. Nov. 16 will be the 50th anniversary of the shootings.
November 2, 2022
Part Two of the Cold Case Series on the shooting of two Southern students at a protest rally in 1972. This story is a riveting account of the day of the shooting that left two man dead.
November 6, 2022
After two Southern University students were shot and killed but police officers, an intense federal investigation took place. This story goes deep inside that investigation and shows how the FBI narrowed to a final few deputies who might have fired the shot but couldn't prove who did it.
