Good morning, Baton Rouge.

Olinde Career Center hosted its free Too Good to Geaux Thrift Pop-Up on Wednesday at the LSU Student Union where students could take unlimited donated clothes (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.), drawing 361 students and handing out over 550 pieces.

The Career Center plans to hold similar events twice each semester.

College students will join a free credit education event at Fred’s Bar on Friday, Nov.

6 that features Shaquille O’Neal and Credit One Bank CMO Michael Coleman; the program includes a Real Credit Chat and live DJ set with moderator James Dumoulin (co-founder of The School of Hard Knocks).

LSU students risk jail time if they smoke marijuana on campus under a law signed by Governor Landry—penalties now reach up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine while LSU police maintain a 500-officer presence on game days.

On Thursday, Sep. 3, Our Lady of the Lake advanced its $55 million Emergency Department Reimagination project with new critical-care bays and treatment pods.

The renovation will enable the center to care for 30,000 extra patients annually while keeping the emergency department open 24/7 (Medical Director Mark Laperouse said).

The SEC filed its opposition ahead of a Baton Rouge hearing on Thursday+ arguing it could punish schools using former professional athletes because it said their presence creates unfair competition; the decision may affect LSU’s roster before its season opener against Clemson on Saturday.

LSU coach Lane Kiffin answered questions on Wednesday during the SEC teleconference about NFL roster cuts — his team is preparing for Saturday’s season opener against Clemson at Tiger Stadium.

LSU has designated Lot 406 (across from the Vet Center on Skip Bertman Drive) as the singular Uber and Lyft pickup and drop-off zone for game day at Tiger Stadium.

Fans must plan ahead since traffic restrictions may take effect from halftime when contraflow limits access.