List of Louisiana State University alumni

The following is a list of notable alumni of Louisiana State University.


Academia

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Business, economics, entrepreneurs

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Entertainment, actors, models

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Fine arts, design

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Music

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Journalists

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Poets, novelists, writers

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Government, politics, and activism

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A

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B

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John Breaux

C–E

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F–H

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U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins

I–L

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U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson

M–N

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O–Q

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R–S

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Lucy Sanders

T–Z

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Military

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Science and engineering

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Sports

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Football

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Baseball

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Men's basketball

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Women's basketball

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Golf

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Gymnastics

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Women's soccer

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Track and field

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Wrestling

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Mixed Martial Arts

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Others

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References

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