LSU President Dr. Wade Rousse is announcing immediate game day safety improvements to help keep students, alumni, families and visitors safe while preserving the tailgating traditions that make LSU game days one of a kind.
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Two big milestones for our favorite tiger! π―ππ
Today marks 90 years of LSU having a live tiger on campus and 50 years of @LSUVetMed caring for our beloved Mike the Tiger. π
LSU, transportation officials and city-parish leaders are working together on solutions to improve student safety along Nicholson Drive.
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As we approach Homecoming weekend, we look forward to welcoming our LSU family and visitors back to campus for one of our most celebrated traditions. Celebrate responsibly, respect those around you and look out for one another.
To view the full gameday guide, click here:
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π¨ GAMEDAY TRAFFIC ALERT π¨
Due to the early kickoff time, campus roads will remain CLOSED following Saturdayβs game as postgame traffic patterns are implemented.
Important reminders:
Access to the Ben Hur area from Nicholson Drive will be restricted. Please use Burbank Drive.
Roads surrounding campus will be restricted, with additional intersections and side streets blocked to manage traffic.
There is no set time for postgame traffic patterns to begin. Closures will depend on vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
If you need to return to campus, we strongly encourage you to do so before the start of the third quarter.
Please plan ahead, allow extra travel time and follow the directions of traffic officers.
π Review parking and traffic maps: https://t.co/c9AhbzIA0t
π² Follow @LSUGameOps on X for real-time traffic updates.
Thank you for helping us keep Tiger Stadium and the surrounding campus safe on game day! ππ
Did you kneaux?
Louisiana has one of the highest populations of deaf/blind people in the nation.
To support that community LSU's Disability Services hosted its annual White Cane Day. The event recognized the white cane as a symbol of accessibility, mobility, and, most importantly, independence for those who are blind or visually impaired. It also highlights our commitment to making campus accessible for students with all types of disabilities. #LSU