For years students, faculty, staff and community members alike have looked forward to reading a new issue of The Lion's Roar on newsstands every Tuesday. Now adapting to a fast-paced, technology-driven,...
When it comes to finding and buying business attire, the word “affordable” may not be in a college student’s vocabulary.
That is why the university partnered with the Southeastern Wesley Foundation...
Over the winter break, the REC began its first phase of renovations and repairs to the basketball courts.
Currently, the floor of court one is being replaced. Over the next three years, the REC will...
Gov. John Bel Edwards has recently announced multiple appointments to the Louisiana boards and commissions on Jan. 15. One of those appointments was School of Nursing instructor Barbara Gibbs.
Gibbs...
For many low-income students, having reliable access to food can be a challenge.
According to a study conducted by the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice, one in three college students in...
In a fast-paced college world, last semester’s discussions surrounding sexual assault might be easy for one to forget. Some matters simply go unnoticed, unspoken or forgotten. Students Catherine Wooton...
On the night of June 8, 2014, a Southeastern student by the name of Tanya Crowe made a decision that would change the next seven years of her life.
Prior to making her debut on the pageant stage, Crowe...
After last year’s virtual Strawberry Jubilee, the Campus Activities Board plans to host an in-person Strawberry Jubilee during the spring semester.
SGA President L’Oreal Williams explained that Strawberry...
1996 was an important year for former university student Allen Savant. It was the year he dropped out and moved to Idaho.
Savant lived in the now-demolished Holloway-Smith dorms on campus from 1994 to...
Over the past semester, a noted topic of awareness on campus has been sexual assault. Amid discussions of alleged cases, many students pose the question: to what extent is the University Police Department...
Many students have chosen to refrain from attending events, extracurricular activities, and even jobs in fear of contracting the virus. However, there are still various students who have started internships...
With an enrollment of over 14 thousands students, the university finds itself a prime target for cyber attacks.
Students and faculty are often targets of phishing attacks in which hackers portray themselves...
