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• School of R.O.C.K. Program

  An afterschool program that began almost ten years ago at LSUS is still showing its positive effect on students, and the community. Dr. Kevin Jones founded the School of R.O.C.K (Reading and Organization for Cool Kids) program at Miami University in Ohio in 2005. During the program’s first year, it was called ‘Extreme Makeover in Reading’. Dr. Jones saw the impact of the program on students at Miami University, and began the program at LSUS in 2009, upon moving to Shreveport.

• Going Greek Brings Opportunity to Students

  Greek life is a popular and important aspect on a college campus due to how much student involvement it generates. Greek life can be found on most college campuses throughout the United States. LSUS brought Greek life to campus in 1969 with the fraternity, Delta Omicron Mu, and then in 1973 came Phi Mu Fraternity for women. Since then, LSUS Greek life has grown to eight active sororities and fraternities.

• The Academic Hub of LSUS

  The library is a place where many students go to study and find information needed for research papers, projects, etc. Here at LSUS, the Noel Memorial Library offers a multitude of services for students. Each floor of the library has something to offer whether it be research material, technology or a place to get some work done.

• LSUS: An Environment for Success

  Louisiana State University-Shreveport (LSUS) offers a variety of degree programs for a diverse campus of students. It has students ranging from all ages and backgrounds. LSUS works hard to create curriculum and opportunities that prepares its students for their chosen field.