KLSU-FM (Baton Rouge, LA)

KLSU (91.1 FM) is a college radio station operated by students at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It features a diverse range of music and specialized programming. As part of the university's Student Media Program, KLSU offers students opportunities to work as DJs and in management roles. The station broadcasts at 23,000 watts, allowing it to reach listeners in the Baton Rouge area and extending up to 40 miles from the LSU campus. KLSU is recognized by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as a non-commercial educational (NCE) radio station. It is also one of the 700 college radio stations nationwide that contribute music chart reports to the College Music Journal magazine each week.

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Kim Mulkey reflects on why she chose LSU, Louisiana roots and career accomplishments in exclusive interview

1 week ago | lsureveille.com | Tyler Harden

The Reveille's Tyler Harden had the opportunity for an exclusive one-on-one interview with LSU women's basketball head coach Kim Mulkey. The following article and all quotes within it come from that interview. In Kim Mulkey's eighth grade year, her basketball team went undefeated. At the time, the feat was the peak moment of her playing career.
These two LSU beach volleyball players grew up together and are now competing side by side on the sand

2 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Gabby Gray

No. 11 LSU beach volleyball soon heads to the national championships in Gulf Shores, Alabama starting Friday. For two members of the team, it's the culmination of years of pushing each other in constructive competition as best friends. LSU redshirt sophomore Kate Baker and freshman Camryn Chatellier are childhood best friends who have fueled one another from their youth all the way to college.
LSU beach volleyball sets sight on nationals after falling in conference championship

2 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Gabby Gray

The CCSA championship stage was set on the sand with LSU fighting for its victories last weekend in a trying 1-2 matchup. For the first time in program history, LSU hosted the conference championship for beach volleyball. Tiger alumni and Olympians Kristen Nuss and Taryn Kloth Brasher were in attendance for the historic moment. However, LSU fell in two out of three of its matches between Florida State University and South Carolina.
How Olivia Dunne is helping to make NIL deals more accessible for female athletes

2 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Gabby Gray

Looking for a new energy drink? Well, there's a new flavor on the market put together by former LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne. If you've been following LSU gymnastics on Instagram this year, you'd know that some of the gymnasts like Haleigh Bryant, Aleah Finnegan, Amari Drayton, and Kailin Chio have promoted the brand Accelerator on their personal accounts.
What transfer MiLaysia Fulwiley brings to LSU women's basketball

2 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Tyler Harden

Much of LSU women's basketball's offseason revolved around landing post players out of the transfer portal. But arguably its biggest splash came at the guard position. Kim Mulkey and her staff reached into a fellow powerhouse and landed South Carolina guard MiLaysia Fulwiley shortly after entering her name into the transfer portal. Fulwiley averaged 11.7 points per game, 2.8 rebounds per game and two assists per game this past season.
LSU student developing new way to fight breast cancer

3 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Aidan Anthaume

An LSU biochemistry senior is developing a groundbreaking breast cancer treatment that combines natural compounds with modified virus therapy, offering a targeted, less harmful alternative to traditional methods. Danielle Gipson's interest in cancer research grew after watching her great aunt battle cancer. "I started to see not only the physical ailments but also the sociological factors and the health disparities that affected her diagnosis," Gipson said.
What went wrong for LSU gymnastics in semifinals loss?

3 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Gabby Gray

The No. 1 seeded team in the NCAA Championships, LSU, unexpectedly fell in the national semifinal round last weekend, knocking them out of the line for the 2025 championship title. In a preview of the competition, two-time Olympian John Roethlisberger proposed that both the Tigers and the Oklahoma Sooners were the favorites in the lineup, stating that the two teams have given championship performances the highest percentage of times this year.
Meet the engines behind women's basketball's explosion in popularity

3 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Tyler Harden

In 2021, the NCAA supplied the 68 men's tournament teams with squat racks, free weights, dumbbells; anything a team would need to play at a high level during a worldwide pandemic. The women's tournament, which wasn't able to refer to itself as March Madness, was met with the bare minimum: a single rack of dumbbells and some sanitized yoga mats. "When I came into college, we couldn't even use that tag line," USC graduate senior Talia Von Oelhoffen said.
LSU gymnastics' 2025 season ends in semifinals

4 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Gabby Gray |Ainsley Flood

LSU met UCLA, Michigan State and Utah for the national semifinals in Fort Worth, Texas on Thursday night. Entering as the top seed, the defending national champions repeat hopes quickly took a turn for the worst. In a meet unlike any this season, the previous champs went down early in the night. A hard-fought attempt at a comeback looked promising, but eventually left them empty handed when UCLA's beam squad stole second.
LSU baseball taps into power hitting to mount comeback over Alabama

4 weeks ago | lsureveille.com | Jason Willis |Brett Kemper

LSU baseball's series opener against Alabama went rapidly south Thursday, but flipped just as fast - all thanks to the long ball. In a game that featured seven home runs, the Tigers prevailed 11-6. Facing a 5-1 deficit in the sixth, a pair of pinch hitters sparked LSU, as senior outfielder Josh Pearson's singled and sophomore outfielder Ashton Larson's subsequently hit a three-run homer.