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201 Mayfield Avenue, Ruston, United States
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Founded in 1894, Louisiana Tech University is a Tier 1 national research university located in north central Louisiana. A college or university is often defined by the traditions, values, and principles established by its leaders over the course of many years, and how effective those leaders were in infusing these concepts into the culture of the institution.

Over time, these concepts become the cornerstone of the institution's identity and the pillars upon which its mission and vision is built. They should also comprise a large part of the students' personal character as well as serve as a guideline for future generations.

The Division of Student Affairs at Louisiana Tech University has developed twelve guiding principles, or tenets, that exemplify the qualities that Tech students should possess upon graduating from this institution. It is expected that students will conduct themselves according to these tenets during their academic careers at Tech and, after graduating, continue to personify these tenets in their personal and professional lives. In essence, these tenets become more than ideas to be learned; they become a moral and an ethical compass with which to navigate through life.

The Tenets of Tech are as follows:

Confidence (confisio) - A sense of self.

Excellence (bonitas) - Appreciation for first-rate experiences.

Commitment (commendo) - Accept responsibility as a citizen of the University.

Knowledge (agnitio) - Understanding of ideas based on actual experiences.


Integrity (integritas) - Ability to defend, evaluate, or question one's own beliefs.

Respect (adsurgo) - Acknowledgment of others' beliefs through personal interactions.

Leadership (ductus) - Guidance through service, involvement, and mentoring.

Loyalty (fides) - Faithfulness to values, commitments, and responsibilities.

Enthusiasm (studium) - Excitement for personal characteristics and future opportunities.

Caring (affectus) - Affinity for beauty, performing arts, and human culture.

Hope (spes) - Belief in future experiences and growth opportunities.

Pride (spiritus) - A sense of self-respect.

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Did you know we currently have students on our campus representing 68 different countries? We were honored to have some of them share their culture and food with us at our annual International Day. See more photos here: https://goo.gl/G9IVV6

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Language students awarded prestigious scholarships

Two of our students, Collin King & Peter Leboeuf, have been awarded CODOFIL scholarships to study French this summer in Canada.

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Congratulations to our Bulldogs who were chosen in the 2017 NFL Draft this past weekend!

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Farm production sale to raise funds for agricultural sciences program

Animals suitable for raising, breeding, riding, and consumption will be featured in the 47th University Farm Production Sale scheduled for 1 p.m. on May 6, on our South Campus.

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A week of TECHSPYs, National Champs, Tech & Tails and AvFest

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History students honored for research

Two of our graduate students were honored for their research efforts when the North Louisiana Historical Association held its annual spring banquet in Natchitoches.

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James Christopher and his little sister, Elizabeth, are part of the Monroe community. Both have a rare blood disorder, fanconi anemia, and need to find a matching donor for a second chance at life. Anyone in good general health, interested and between the ages of 18 – 55, is encouraged to join the Tech community to show support for a Louisiana family who needs a stranger to step up and get swabbed to possibly provide a second chance at life! YOU might be the ONE for James Christopher and Elizabeth or someone else’s brother, sister, child or friend! Come to Centennial Plaza on Moday, May 1 between 9am and 3 pm. For more information, go to: www.dkms.org.

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The NWS has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for the Louisiana Tech campus until 6pm. Prepare to take cover and stay tuned for weather updates.

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