Take a trip through the last century of Homecoming fashion by visiting the new exhibit at Louisiana Tech’s Ropp Center. Louisiana Tech University’s Fashion Merchandising and Retail Studies (FMRS) program, in collaboration with Louisiana Tech Special Collections, Manuscripts, and Archives and the Louisiana Tech Legacy Museum, will celebrate 100 years of Homecoming with a special […]
One Towbar at a Time
In a remarkable example of applied engineering, four Louisiana Tech University College of Engineering and Science (COES) students — Owen Clyde, Gabe Collier, Nathan Lindblade, and Sam Whitsell — are leaving their mark on the U.S. Air Force’s B-52 Stratofortress fleet. In 2024, they unveiled a prototype for a revolutionary new towbar that is poised to […]
Building the Future of Education
In a time when schools nationwide grapple with a persistent teacher shortage, future educators are finding a much-needed boost from hands-on experiences that not only build classroom expertise but also forge vital local connections. At Louisiana Tech University’s College of Education and Human Sciences (CEHS), the Clinical Residency and Recruitment Center (CRRC) hosts an annual […]
Research Journals Winter 2025
The 1894 Magazine celebrates the groundbreaking work of our faculty and students, whose dedication to research and innovation enriches our communities at large. From cutting-edge advancements in science and engineering to impactful studies in social sciences and humanities, their efforts exemplify the commitment to excellence that defines Louisiana Tech. This is not a complete listing of […]
Alumni Spotlight: Thomas Bergeron (GIS, ’22)
Thomas Bergeron, a graduate in geographic information science (GIS) from the College of Applied and Natural Sciences (ANS), has seamlessly transitioned from an internship at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) to becoming an integral part of the ISW team. Bergeron’s interest in international affairs started at an early age by growing up […]