From Oct. 14-Oct. 21, Southeastern’s English department hosted its Common Read series on the novel “What we Fed to the Manticore” by Talia Lakshmi Kolluri, who headlined the final event.   Common...

Faculty, students and community members gathered in the Contemporary Art Gallery on Monday, Oct. 21 to watch and listen to the Century Under the Oaks at Southeastern visual journey.  Assistant Director...

Due to the modernization of the parking appeal system, students can now make digital appeals if they receive what they believe is a wrongfully issued parking ticket.  This fall, the Student Government...

The Lion’s Roar asked the members of the King and Queen’s Court to provide input on their favorite parts about Southeastern and why they believe they are fit for Homecoming Court. Pranup Adhikari Senior,...

Although most people will be thinking about the presidential race on Nov. 5, there are several candidates running for congressional seats in Hammond and Louisiana.  The presidential ballot can be found...

In Fall 2024, SLU established a housing unit for military students, veterans and military dependents.  Located in the Greek Village, the military dorm unit is the first of its kind on campus and was...

Southeastern finally kicked off its Centennial celebrations on Tuesday, Oct. 1, in the Student Union Breezeway after being delayed two weeks by Hurricane Francine. Multiple guest speakers spoke about...

Last fall semester, a pilot program was launched to add an LGBTQIA+ housing option to Southeastern’s campus. The program was organized by the Lavender Lions, a student organization whose mission is to...

Monkeypox, or mpox, is an occasional viral disease that can spread to humans from animals. It is an infection caused by a member of the orthopoxvirus genus that also includes smallpox. It was first first...

Hurricane Francine made landfall late on Wednesday, Sept. 11 as a category 2 storm, resulting in high rain totals, strong winds and widespread outages. Due to the storm, Southeastern closed from 12:30...

College is a once-in-a-lifetime experience where students can meet new friends, attend on-campus events and go to sports games and parties. However, these events often include alcohol or drug consumption...

It is paramount that students and faculty know how to stay safe during an active shooter situation. The University Police Department’s webpage provides students with guidelines on what to do if an active...