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The Lion's Roar

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The Lion's Roar

Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

The university invited high school students to experience the college spirit by practicing with the “Spirit of the Southland” Marching Band, Colorguard and the Lionettes for “Band Day” leading up to the Lions’ Southland Conference opener and first home game of the season.

Joining the lion pride

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 17, 2018

High schools joined the “Spirit of the Southland” to ramp up the lion spirit at the halftime performance of the Lions’ first home game of the season for “Band Day.” The annual event offers...

Dr. Jeffrey Wright, department head of music and performing arts, poses with his classical bass. Wright started playing the instrument in sixth grade as the only one in his class tall enough to play it.

Getting to know the faculty: Jeffrey Wright

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 13, 2018

Though new to the university, Dr. Jeffrey Wright, department head of music and performing arts, carries with him a passion for music and a plan for the department. Wright joined the faculty in July....

Ameal Cameron, an alumnus, publicized his new album through his performance at the Hammond Regional Arts Center.

When a staircase becomes a stage

Jacob Summerville, Staff Reporter September 13, 2018

Live performances, beverages and an intimate atmosphere have attracted Hammond’s residents to the Hammond Regional Arts Center for the past three months. The HRAC’s most recent series entitled “Playing...

Quasar, a corgie, cools off at Zemurray Park.

A safe place to play in the Zemurray Park

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 13, 2018

Dog owners can find a community as well as an area for their dogs to socialize and exercise at Zemurray Park. Constructed in 2013, the dog park is located near the back of Zemurray Park. Dogs can play...

Students rehearse for "Dracula," the theatre program's first play of the season.

Theatre set to scare students

Prakriti Adhikari, Staff Reporter September 11, 2018

The university theatre program is preparing to present the first play of the season. “Dracula” will be performed in the Vonnie Borden Theatre from Tuesday, Sept. 25 to Friday, Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m. James...

The Hammond Regional Arts Center's ninth annual fundraiser “Brews Arts Festival” approaches this semester.

Brewing to the nines

Jennifer Dettwiller, Staff Reporter September 11, 2018

The Hammond Regional Arts Center will bring together local breweries for their 9th annual “Brews Arts Festival.” Since this year is the ninth year of the festival, the theme will be “Brewing to...

The Wong family donated the lion statues that sit in front of the Sims Memorial Library as they brought their culture to Hammond.

The story behind the library lions

Nikisun Shrestha, Staff Reporter August 28, 2018

When entering or exiting the Sims Memorial Library, one of the artifacts that can be overlooked are the two lion statues placed at the entrance of the library. These lions have a story of their own. The...

What to look for this September

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor August 28, 2018

Students returning to campus for classes can find a number of opportunities to occupy their spare time. Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., students can purchase locally-grown produce and art crafts...

Adrian Wall, a freshman communication major, makes advertising videos for Gnarly Barley Brewing.

Craft beer commercial creator

Jennifer Dettwiller, Staff Reporter August 28, 2018

In the world of film and editing, networking can provide invaluable opportunities as shown by the tenacious personality of Adrian Wall, a freshman communication major, who sought a job opening for himself...

Jennifer Collins, the president of Chatterbox at the Courtyard, educates parents about the benefits of Chatterbox at the Courtyard.

A cool ‘Hot August Night’

Don Lawrence, Staff Reporter August 28, 2018

Hot temperature, hot foods and the 23rd annual "Hot August Night" produced an impenetrable crowd in the streets of Downtown Hammond. Local businesses and artists came out on Aug. 24 from 6-10:30 p.m. The...

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