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SLU athletics legend Larry Hymel releases book on Lion sports history
Chase Gispert | July 19, 2022
What students have to say on Roe v. Wade
Chloe Williams, Staff Reporter | July 19, 2022
“The Pick”: Share and publish your scholarly paper
Hydee Holsapple, Staff Reporter | July 19, 2022
SLU police introduce new app to keep students safe
Austin O'Brien, Staff Reporter | July 18, 2022
UPD officers recognized for response to May 19 University Center shooting
Brynn Lundy, Co-Editor | July 11, 2022

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Two common pro-choice and pro-life sayings are displayed on hand-written signs. Conversations surrounding Roe v. Wade have been divisive between pro-life and pro-choice individuals since its beginning in 1973.

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Larry Hymel (right) and his daughter Kayla Hymel Tomeny pose for a picture at Roux & Brew Seafood and Steak House in Ponchatoula during his book signing on June 18.

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SLU athletics legend Larry Hymel releases book on Lion sports history

Chase Gispert • July 19, 2022

SLU has a rich tradition in sports, and Larry Hymel portrays this in his new book, “70 Years: Southeastern Lions Athletic History.” Larry Hymel is as decorated as they come, having served as...

Adam Guth, freshman pitcher and Lake Charles native, winds up his pitch for the number one ranked Ole Miss batter.

Adam Guth look towards the future following successful 2022 season

Chase Gispert, Staff Reporter • June 14, 2022

The SLU Lions baseball team celebrate their special victory over the McNeese Cowboys.

Lions down Cowboys to capture Southland Conference Tournament title

David Zieske, Staff Reporter • June 1, 2022

News

What students have to say on Roe v. Wade

Chloe Williams, Staff Reporter • July 19, 2022

Pro-life and pro-choice groups have long debated the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade because of its implications for reproductive rights. As of June 24, the historic...

Announcements from the UPD will be on the front page of Lion Safe, creating another line of communication between UPD and students.

SLU police introduce new app to keep students safe

Austin O'Brien, Staff Reporter • July 18, 2022

From left to right: UPD Chief Michael Beckner presents the Chiefs Award for Courage to officers Tyrone Garrison, David Miller and Tyler Theard (not pictured) and sergeants Ronald Plaisance, Johnathan Edwards and William Smith for their actions in response to the May 19 shooting at the University Center.

UPD officers recognized for response to May 19 University Center shooting

Brynn Lundy, Co-Editor • July 11, 2022

A post-Roe world and what it means for Louisianans

Austin O'Brien, Staff Reporter • June 26, 2022

Arts & Entertainment

Megan Magri, Miss Southeastern, joined by her sister queens at Friendship Circle. These four ladies along with Emily Wilson (not pictured) will be competing in Miss Louisiana this week.

Southeastern pageant title holders set out for Miss Louisiana

Chloe Williams, Staff Reporter • June 14, 2022

Starting June 16, four SLU students and one recent graduate will be competing for the Miss Louisiana crown. The Miss Louisiana preliminaries will take place June 16-17, with the finale on Saturday...

Sergeant Willie Bader, a WWII veteran from Tangipahoa Parish enjoys the exhibit at Hammond Regional Arts Center.

Hammond Regional Arts Center hosts exhibits honoring Louisiana’s veterans

Cade Roland, Staff Reporter • May 9, 2022

Members of the Concert Choir singing upfront near the microphone along with the choir behind them. Students would often get up throughout the performance for solos or to give the audience a piece of information about the Matthew Shepard case.

Southeastern Concert Choir’s powerful performance of “Considering Matthew Shepard”

Chloe Williams, Staff Reporter • May 9, 2022

University alumna, Tori Bishop recently opened her third shop in Hammond square. Each of the stores can be found only doors from each other.

With a dress and a twirl, Tori Bishop opens new shop in Hammond square

Haley Dupre, Staff Reporter • May 3, 2022

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OPINION | Second class citizens again: The Roe v. Wade overturn

Chloe Williams, Staff Reporter • June 27, 2022

As I woke up on Friday, June 24 and checked my phone, my screen was flooded with a single message. “Roe v. Wade has been overturned.” One of my worst fears...

Letter to the Editor: Response to “Roe v. Wade’s long overdue (apparent) repeal and its worrying response from abortion advocates”

Erica Welter • June 15, 2022

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