LSU Student Union, Baton Rouge

LSU Student Union, Baton Rouge

The LSU Student Union is a student-focused facility on the LSU campus. The Student Union opened in 1964 after almost a decade of planning and construction.

The Student Union serves as a central meeting area for students and faculty. It hosts numerous dining facilities, including fast food, dine-in service, and the LSU Faculty Club. Students can also pick up mail at the student union, shop at retail stores, attend meetings, or even have a haircut.

The Student Union was revamped in 2011. Among the changes made to the building, a four-story wing was added. The facility now has comprehensive entertainment options for students, covering large lounging areas, a refurbished theatre, and a pool hall. Additional student services, located in the Student Union, include a computer lab, a copy center, a test prep area, a laundromat, and even an on-site notary public.

Those taking a walking tour of the campus will find the LSU Student Center adjacent to the Parade Ground and Free Speech Plaza.

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Sight Name: LSU Student Union
Sight Location: Baton Rouge, USA (See walking tours in Baton Rouge)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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