The Golden Years of Psychology
The great thing about psychology is that there are so many different flavors. At least, that’s what Dr. Mary Margaret Livingston says about the field she has built her career around. Livingston has worked at Louisiana Tech University for 49 years as a professor in the Department of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, but the psychological…
Turning Data into Decisions
Economic data is everywhere, but making sense of it, and using it to guide decisions, is challenging. The Center for Economic Research (CER), housed in the College of Business, helps by transforming complex economic information into clear, practical analysis that supports decision-makers, strengthens communities, informs policy, and prepares students for data-driven careers. The Center serves…
From Classroom to Career
Louisiana Tech is committed to transformative engineering education In Bogard Hall, a $1.4 million investment in the building has transformed the space for students, faculty, and staff. Renovated lab spaces hum with activity as students test materials, analyze systems, and collaborate on real-world engineering challenges. Students in Civil Engineering and Construction Engineering Technology (CET) gain…
A Well-Deserved Rest
George T. Madison Hall’s Hibernation Celebration In November, the George T. Madison (GTM) Hall came to life one last time for a Hibernation Celebration. Students, faculty, and staff came together to reflect and pay their respects before the building officially went to sleep ahead of renovations. In the weeks leading up to the event, GTM…
A Tale of Two Queens
During Louisiana Tech’s 100th Homecoming celebration, a special moment played out on the field as the 1952 Homecoming Queen Miriam Pipes Savage crowned the 2025 Homecoming Queen Annie Heard. To some, this may have been the simple passing of a torch, but it’s a moment that represented a connection between two generations with a shared…
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