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ALT Unauthorized large-scale gatherings and events are defined as large crowds of people that create unsafe conditions or obstruct emergency access. Promoters/Organizers of any unauthorized event can anticipate being sent a cease and desist letter if advertising is brought to the university's attention ahead of gameday.

ALT The image features the text "Gameday Safety Improvements" in bold, purple letters, with the LSU logo beneath. The background is light with subtle patterns.

ALT A statement on a textured background with a subtle pattern and LSU branding. The text expresses concern about behavior at LSU football games, emphasizing that it is unacceptable and not reflective of LSU's standards. It highlights the importance of safety, proper crowd control, and emergency response. The statement concludes with "Safety takes priority" and is signed by LSU President, Dr. Wade Rousse.

ALT Text graphic titled "Gameday Going Forward" with points including enhanced law enforcement presence, management of large gatherings, pedestrian safety, consistent enforcement of policies, and evaluating opportunities for gameday communication. Contact information for LSU PD is 225-578-3231.

ALT The image contains a message emphasizing LSU's commitment to maintaining tailgating traditions responsibly and safely. It addresses the need to control disruptive behavior for the enjoyment of fans and affirms a dedication to this standard. The message is signed by LSU President, Dr. Wade Rousse.

ALT The image features a purple background with the bold white text "Student Safety Solutions Along Nicholson Drive." Below the text are two logos: one for DOTD and one for LSU.

ALT Text on a dark purple background detailing a statement: "Responding to emergent concerns about pedestrian safety along Nicholson Drive, President Wade Rousse, Department of Transportation and Development Secretary Glenn Ledet and Mayor President Sid Edwards announced they are jointly working on potential enhancements from Bob Petit to Lee Drive. LSU student, Leah Fonte and her fiancé died over the weekend walking home after being hit by a car on Nicholson Drive near Lee." The background features a faint street map design.


























