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The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

The Official Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

Student Support Services to host series of workshops and study halls

Student Support Services to host series of workshops and study halls

Jordyn Franklin, Staff Reporter February 15, 2020

As the new semester kicks into gear, students begin to feel the pressure of keeping up with their busy schedules. Classes, extracurricular activities and work often pile up quicker than one can expect....

Turtle Cove and impacts of coastal wetlands loss

Turtle Cove and impacts of coastal wetlands loss

Briyana Anderson, Staff Reporter February 14, 2020

The Green Talk series partnered with the Sims Memorial Library on Feb. 5 to discuss Turtle Cove and the impacts of coastal wetlands loss in Louisiana. The event was hosted by Dr. Robert Moreau, professor...

Organizational News – Feb. 11, 2020 issue

Organizational News – Feb. 11, 2020 issue

February 12, 2020

Recognized Greek and student organizations, as well as university departments and programs, may submit Organizational News by completing the form available at The Lion’s Roar Facebook page or The Lion’s...

Dima Ghawi, an author and a leadership keynote speaker, speaks to the audience during Passport to Leadership.

Dima Ghawi’s message for future leaders

Maggie Tregre, Staff Reporter February 12, 2020

The university welcomed keynote speaker and author Dima Ghawi to the Student Union Ballroom on Feb. 11. Jointly organized by the College of Science and Technology, Workforce Talent Initiative and the...

February 6, 2020

Recognized Greek and student organizations, as well as university departments and programs, may submit Organizational News by completing the form available at The Lion’s Roar Facebook page or The Lion’s...

Theta Phi Alpha during Bid Day in the fall of 2019. Spring 2020 Recruitment offers a more casual experience for potential members than fall recruitment.

Spring recruitment process explained

Elana Guillory, Staff Reporter February 4, 2020

With the spring semester upon us, sorority recruitment has reappeared at the university. Spring 2020 Recruitment offers a more casual way for girls to meet members of sororities through interest parties,...

Organizational News - Jan. 28, 2020 issue

Organizational News – Jan. 28, 2020 issue

February 1, 2020

Recognized Greek and student organizations, as well as university departments and programs, may submit Organizational News by completing the form available at The Lion’s Roar Facebook page or The Lion’s...

2020 Spring intramural schedule

2020 Spring intramural schedule

Briyana Anderson, Staff Reporter January 28, 2020

The REC will be hosting several events with Intramural Sports in February. Sports that are included in the lineup for February are basketball, soccer and softball. New sports in this semester’s lineup...

Students pose for a picture during the Gumbo YaYa event organized by the Campus Activities Board. Gumbo YaYa is an annual event organized by CAB every fall semester. The event was held last year on Oct. 9.

CAB releases list of events for the spring semester

Andrew Jordan, Staff Reporter January 28, 2020

The Campus Activities Board announced its schedule of events for the spring 2020 semester. CAB kicks off their schedule with an interest meeting for the upcoming events. Marketing meetings will be included...

The Catholic Student Association hosts free meals every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Saint Albert the Great Catholic Church.

Organizations offer free food along with fellowship

Gabrielle Wood, Staff Reporter January 26, 2020

Many of the university’s religious organizations provide free lunches throughout the week to all students. Some of these organizations include the Catholic Student Association and the Baptist Collegiate...

Students volunteer during the 2019 Big Event organized by the Student Government Association. Currently, SGA has applications available for students to fill up different positions for all the three branches.

A reflection of 2019 in SGA

Briyana Anderson, Staff Reporter January 23, 2020

In the fall of 2019, the Student Government Association presented several opportunities for students to support its campus community. Karley Bordelon, president of SGA, has assisted with many programs...

The third annual Silent Disco: The After Party allowed attendees to wear glow-in-the-dark headphones and accessories as they enjoy listening to different music stations.

Students kick off spring semester with silent disco night

Symiah Dorsey, Staff Reporter January 23, 2020

To celebrate the beginning of a new semester, Multicultural and International Student Affairs hosted an event filled with music and dancing for students. MISA collaborated with the Office of Student...

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