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,...
Next month the theatre department will bring to life a century-old tale with a modern twist. They will perform “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” March 2-5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Vonnie Borden Theatre.
Chad...
In honor of the 51st Black History Month, students and faculty at the university are invited to participate in an artistic exhibit of African American Culture.
This month, the Office of Multicultural...
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...
Though students are familiar with fueling up on coffee at Starbucks and Java City on campus, many may not be aware of the coffee shop within walking distance of south campus classes: Kairos Koffeehouse,...
The university’s Professional Sales Program held its Spring 2021 internal Professional Sales Competition today, concluding at 3 p.m. with the announcement of the winner, senior marketing major Jenna...
The 2021 Faculty Art Exhibition is currently on display at the Contemporary Art Gallery to showcase artwork created by faculty members within the Department of Visual Art + Design.
The exhibition opened...
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...
This past week, what started out as a class activity turned into what two professors now call the “Freshman Olympics.”
Both Darlencia Avant and Taneshia Drake are SE 101 professors that chose a different...
This evening, The REC’s second annual Mardi Gras Dance Party provided attendees with a 45-minute workout to Mardi Gras-themed music.
The class was hosted by dance fitness instructor Catherine Brasher,...
Southeastern Theatre is ready to bring life to “Dark Skinned Pavement,” the winning play of the 2020 Inkslinger Playwriting Competition.
Written by playwright TJ Young, “Dark Skinned Pavement”...
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...
