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Quinncia: The Key to Resume & Interview Success

Your resume is your ticket to an interview—make sure it stands out! Learn how to optimize your resume for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) and get expert feedback from LSU’s Olinde Career Center. Plus, discover how Quinncia, an AI-powered tool, can analyze your resume and help you ace your next interview.

A Light for the Community: Laila Plummer’s Mission to Serve Baton Rouge

For Laila Plummer, a biology pre-med student at LSU, service is a core value that defines who she is. As we celebrate Baton Rouge on 225 Day, Laila shares how her journey of serving the local community has shaped her view on leadership, healthcare, and the power of a simple smile.

LSU associate professor Aly Mousaad Aly meets with students in the wind-testing lab

LSU Research Bites: Open-Air Wind Testing Reveals Hidden Risks to Bridges and Buildings

Traditional wind tunnels can underestimate the forces bridges and buildings face. Using advanced open-jet testing, LSU engineers are capturing real-world wind pressures—sometimes far higher than expected—helping design safer, stronger.

Research News

February 26, 2026

Quinncia: The Key to Resume & Interview Success: Your resume is your ticket to an interview—make sure it stands out! Learn how to optimize your resume for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) and get expert feedback from LSU’s Olinde Career Center. Plus, discover how Quinncia, an AI-powered tool, can analyze your resume and help you ace your next interview.

February 25, 2026

A Light for the Community: Laila Plummer’s Mission to Serve Baton Rouge: For Laila Plummer, a biology pre-med student at LSU, service is a core value that defines who she is. As we celebrate Baton Rouge on 225 Day, Laila shares how her journey of serving the local community has shaped her view on leadership, healthcare, and the power of a simple smile.

February 24, 2026

LSU Research Bites: Open-Air Wind Testing Reveals Hidden Risks to Bridges and Buildings: Traditional wind tunnels can underestimate the forces bridges and buildings face. Using advanced open-jet testing, LSU engineers are capturing real-world wind pressures—sometimes far higher than expected—helping design safer, stronger.

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