December 1, 2020 • No Comments
GA positions allow students to gain work experience
December 1, 2020
Graduate assistantships offer opportunities for students to support themselves by taking an employment...
Hours of operation for Finals Week
November 30, 2020
The following are the hours of operations for Dining Services, Textbook Rentals, Sims Memorial Library...
Students embrace changes to winter break
November 30, 2020
As students enter finals week, many are anticipating the month-long hiatus away from online and in-person...
Austin Dewease, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2020 • No Comments
The university baseball program has been working on a project to name All-Decade Baseball teams from a seven-decade span, starting from the 1950s to the 2010s. The voting and team announcements will take...
Former Lion tries hand at coaching Texas high school football
November 20, 2020
After finishing his collegiate career in the Lions’ record books, 2019 alumnus Chason Virgil decided...
Narro finds a silver lining during COVID shutdown
November 14, 2020
In the middle of March, the National Collegiate Athletic Association suspended all spring sports for...
Gabrielle Wood, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2020 • No Comments
Many graduates leave the university to work towards accomplishing their career goals. One alumnus has been awarded Capitol Middle Magnet School’s Teacher of the Year. Hendrick...
Promoting quality of life: Alumnus elected Mayor of Livingston
November 19, 2020
Jonathan “J.T.” Taylor, a university alumnus, was recently elected Mayor of Livingston. After receiving...
Southeastern Foundation hands out Giving Day fundraiser awards
November 18, 2020
After the Giving Day 2020 competition concluded, the Southeastern Foundation awarded departments and...
Students lend a helping hand through community service
November 17, 2020
Three university students joined members of the Hammond Kiwanis Club to help clean the grounds of the...
Brynn Lundy, Newspaper Reporter
November 30, 2020 • No Comments
February 16 The university’s jazz studies program recently received a donation of music that allowed its jazz library to expand nearly twice its previous size. Dan Salmasian, a close friend...
Narro and Burns receive grant to livestream performances
November 30, 2020
During the spring semester, the Louisiana Board of Regents awarded a fully funded grant to the university...
Making art out of hardship: Dance company to host final performance of semester
November 23, 2020
Dance students are set to turn this year’s obstacles into an art form as they take the stage for their...
Social work professor becomes published author of self-help book during quarantine
November 19, 2020
A professor at the university is now the published author of a self-help book. Assistant Professor of...
Gabrielle Wood, Staff Reporter
November 21, 2020 • No Comments
Thanksgiving is usually a holiday where family members from all over gather around the table to share how thankful they are for life and each other. It is usually the day...
Contrary to popular belief, my natural hair is professional
November 17, 2020
The United Parcel Service (UPS) has announced they are lifting their long-standing bans on facial hair...
There shouldn’t be a competition between STEM and liberal arts
November 14, 2020
Many students are probably aware of the age-old debate between STEM and the arts. But in all seriousness,...
Agree to disagree: We can still be friends if we don’t agree politically
November 11, 2020
In a time where America’s stress level is at an all-time high, there’s no better way to end 2020...
