LSU’s Center of French and Francophones Studies, alongside the Université des Antilles, received a $235,000 grant provided by the Partner University Fund, the FACE Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. This grant is the largest amount awarded to the LSU French department and the largest ever to LSU for a collaboration between the LSU and French government.

Arts Council New Orleans’ LUNA Fête returns for four nights to transform downtown New Orleans with art animated by light and technology. Free and open to the public, this multi-day celebration will be open Wednesday, December 7 through Saturday, December 10 from 6-9 pm nightly in Lafayette Square and along Lafayette Street, merging with Harrah’s Miracle on Fulton celebration.

Louisiana is globally recognized for its history of French language and culture. From the colonial period to the present, French is continuously shaping the culture and future of the state as well as influencing the lives of those who call it home.

Do you live in the US? Have you studied in France?

Join France Alumni USA , an international platform and network of professionals who have completed part or all of their studies in France.

France Alumni USA will give you access to:
- job and internship offers in both the US and France
- special events organized throughout the US
- a directory of alumni who studied in France
- discussion groups

Create your France Alumni USA profile and extend your French experience!

Do you know American veterans who fought in France during World War II?

Help the Consulate General of France to seek American veterans who fought in France during World War II.

These veterans are indeed eligible for the prestigious medal of the Legion of Honor.

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TV5MONDE USA is now available in HD, serving Cox subscribers in Greater Louisiana and New Orleans! Get more information and discover the program for December.

Go to BeFrench.org, a common calendar avaliable to francophone organizations and Louisiana Francophiles !