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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

Students browse dislays that local businesses set up for the “Part-Time Job Fair” last August. This semester, the event is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Student Union Breezeway.

Annual ‘Part-Time Job Fair’ to offer employment opportunities

Dylan Meche, Staff Reporter August 27, 2019

Students and local employers can interact with one another in an event on campus. The Office of Career Services is hosting the annual “Part-Time Job Fair” on Thursday, Aug. 29 from 9:30 a.m. to...

Because of legislation passed last year, the university has updated its free speech policies to comply with state law. This will allow any person or group to make demonstrations on any part of campus so long as it follows university policies.

State law changes university free speech policy

Jacob Summerville, Opinions Editor August 27, 2019

Recent changes to the university’s free speech guidelines have allowed for both on and off-campus groups more liberty on how they wish to express their First Amendment rights. Senate Bill 364, signed...

Block Party was organized as a part of the Welcome Week activities on August 23 on SGA Drive. Students were entertained by a DJ and performances by students from Greek organizations.

‘Block Party’ welcomes freshmen on campus

Prakriti Adhikari, Staff Reporter August 26, 2019

Students on campus were entertained with games, performances by students from Greek organizations and a DJ during the "Block Party." "Block Party" was organized as a part of the Welcome Week activities...

Incoming and returning honors students were invited to the Honors Welcome on Aug. 20, hosted by the Honors and International Initiatives Office. This event allowed students and faculty to gather and network before the start of the Fall 2019 semester.

Honors Program starts new school year with a celebration

Gerard Borne, Staff Reporter August 21, 2019

Students with high academic pursuits gathered yesterday evening to network before the beginning of the semester. The "Honors Welcome" was held on Aug. 20 from 4:00 - 4:45 p.m. in Student Union Room...

Destiny Harris, a freshman marketing major, Deja Feast, a sophomore nursing major, and Carlie Love, a sophomore kinesiology major, participated at "Strawberry Jam." Games for students filled the field after the beginning performances.

Party at Strawberry Stadium completes the last day of summer break

Jacob Summerville, Opinions Editor August 20, 2019

The sound of a band, the taste of Italian food and the sight of school spirit filled students' senses on the evening before the Fall 2019 semester. Hosted by Athletics and sponsored by Olive Garden,...

Contraceptives can reduce the chance of obtaining and STD or causing an unwanted pregnancy. The University Health Center offers prescriptions on birth control to students and has free condoms for students' access.

What you need to know about safe sex and contraceptives

Gabrielle Wood, Staff Reporter August 20, 2019

As a new school year begins, the university advises students to stay educated and aware of its resources regarding sexual health and safety. The college experience allows students to be exposed to different...

Students who abuse alcohol can be at a higher risk of receiving a DWI or becoming a victim of sexual assault. Those seeking help with an alcohol abuse issue are encouraged by University Health Center and University Counseling Center to utilize their resources and recovery programs.

Staying Safe: What to do when struggling with alcohol

Jacob Summerville, Opinions Editor August 20, 2019

Helping a friend after a night of drinking can be more than giving them a drive home. With several bars, pubs and liquor stores within a couple miles of campus, students who have unhealthy drinking...

Time management is a focal point for Baylee Smith's schedule filled with academics, jobs and extracurricular activities. Sarah Wolfe,  Smith's little sister in Phi Mu Fraternity, accredits Smith's work ethic and ability to organize daily events as traits that contribute to Smith's success.

Conquering College

Shaelyn Martinez, Staff Reporter August 20, 2019

Young adulthood comes with many struggles often exasperated by the stress of college and supporting oneself. However, senior political science major Baylee Smith has found a way to maintain a 4.0 GPA...

The Student Government Association has approved construction on a lion statue to be placed in Friendship Circle. The base has been completed, and the official unveiling of the statue is scheduled for Aug. 29.

SGA funds lion statue

Gerard Borne, Staff Reporter August 20, 2019

Not only will the university see incoming students this fall, but a new statue will also make its appearance. The Student Government Association was granted approval to put in a new lion statue on the...

Career Fair is an annual event put on by Career Services to bring students, alumni, and employers together in one room. Career Services holds a number of other events throughout the semester to prepare students for future employment.

Career Fair: Networking made easy

Annie Goodman, Editor-in-Chief August 20, 2019

The university’s premier networking and recruiting event, Career Fair, is returning this semester for students and alumni to meet potential employers and grow their professional network. “Career...

Miranda Matise, a sophomore communication sciences and disorders major, started a club on campus last year for students to learn American Sign Language together called Sounds of Silence. Matise has been losing her hearing since she was 13 years old and is passionate about educating people on the Deaf Community.

Miranda Matise: Fighting through the silence

Annie Goodman, Editor-in-Chief August 20, 2019

An enchanting melody, the laughter of a child, sweet nothings from a loved one: all beautiful sounds often taken for granted, but for sophomore communication sciences and disorders major Miranda Matise,...

Students and their family carry boxes into the dorms during Move in Mania. Knowing what you do and do not need for college is crucial before going off to live on your own.

College Checklist

Annie Goodman, Editor-in-Chief June 13, 2019

While preparing for college, here is a checklist of things you may need!

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