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The Lion's Roar
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
Cameron Wood, a sophomore business administration major, helps two kindergartners with their homework. This contributes to the goals of the “Rec Kids After School Program.”

Creating an engaging environment for kids

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter • February 27, 2019

After-school programs offer a convenient, helpful and engaging setting for children. Recreational Sports and Wellness organizes the “REC Kids After School Program” for kids from 5-13 years old....

‘Rose Week’ recruitment

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter • February 26, 2019

Sigma Alpha Iota, a platform for students to network, kicked off recruitment with "Rose Week." The event was held in Pottle Hall room 151 on Feb. 25 from 7-9 p.m. Vivian McCalman, vice president...

Eryn Brannagan, a senior health education and promotion major, offers students tips about safety during Mardi Gras in the Student Union Breezeway on Feb. 25. The informational session included a game where students could answer questions about safety and win a T-shirt.

Be safe when having fun

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter • February 26, 2019

With Mardi Gras right around the corner, the University Health Center put on “Mardi Gras Safety Tips” to inform and encourage students to be safe during the holiday. Eryn Brannagan, a senior health...

Andrew Belgard, a senior chemistry major, goes for an afternoon run in Friendship Circle. Exercise like running can boost mood due to an increase in endorphin levels along with the muscle workout.

Running through college

February 26, 2019

Students on campus run to improve their physical health and social relationships. An enjoyment for the exercise and a desire for a close-knit community prompted Reagan Lee, a sophomore biological sciences...

Dr. Peter Gratton, assistant professor of history and political science, teaches philosophy in Fayard Hall. He advises anyone considering a tattoo to think about how what they get will reflect on them as a person. Some believe tattoos are becoming more accepted in a professional workplace though the degree varies depending on profession and employer.

Tattoos appropriate for the workplace

Zachary Araki, Assistant Editor • February 26, 2019

Over time, several norms of the workplace can find themselves in a flux including the availability of self-expression through tattoos. With about 15 years of experience, Michael “West Coast Mike”...

Within the Phi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, 55 percent of the active members received academic honors last semester. Among them, 10 made the President’s List, eight made the Dean’s List and an additional seven made the Honor Roll.

Following the ‘Path of Principles’ in Greek life

Annie Goodman, Editor-in-Chief • February 26, 2019

Last semester, more than half of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity members received academic honors with 55 percent of the chapter being named to the president’s list, the dean’s list and the honor roll in...

Richard Davis Jr., president of the Student Government Association, rides in the Homecoming Parade. Beyond pushing for initiatives and programs, Davis makes a visible presence on campus as student body representative. Through his experience in the position, he is now considering a career in higher education student affairs.

Davis committed to leadership and community

Zachary Araki, Assistant Editor • February 26, 2019

Originally, Student Government Association President Richard Davis Jr. did not wish to become involved on campus. “My older sister, who was an orientation leader, encouraged me to sign up for SGA’s...

The Sons of Promise and Daughters of Destiny Mentorship Program hosted a celebratory event featuring an essay contest and speakers. The event promoted self-actualization, self-identity and taking control of one's destiny.

A celebration of identity and African-American history

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter • February 25, 2019

To honor, celebrate and encourage community members and middle school, high school and college students, the Sons of Promise and Daughters of Destiny Mentorship Program hosted the “African American History...

Chad Duffaut, a graduate student, addresses inclusion in sports with "Obstruction: African American Golfers and Southern Resistance in the Twilight of Jim Crow." The lecture was one in a series to honor Black History Month.

Lectures devoted to Black History Month

Erica Welter, Staff Reporter • February 25, 2019

The Department of History and Political Science is hosting lectures on African philosophy, racial inequality in golf and Mary Seacole, a Jamaican nurse, as part of the 2019 Spring History and Politics...

The "Employment Fair for Individuals with Disabilities" aimed to increase opportunities for people with disabilities and showcase their capabilities. The event was a joint effort by Lions Connected and the Florida Parishes Human Services Authority.

Employment opportunities for people with disabilities

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter • February 22, 2019

Due to the hardships that students with disabilities encounter when searching for employment, Lions Connected and the Florida Parishes Human Services Authority collaborated for a common cause. On Feb....

Students study in the Sims Memorial Library. To help meet students' needs, the Center for Student Excellence will provide drop-in tutoring sessions on Mondays from 6-9 p.m. at the library.

Tutoring hours expand to fit students’ schedules

Maiah Woodring, Staff Reporter • February 19, 2019

A demand for additional tutoring hours in math and chemistry subjects motivated the Center for Student Excellence to open up another time slot for students. After expanding to provide services at the...

Members of E.L.I.T.E. Women sold nachos and lemonade to fund future events and promote the brand WRLDINVSN. WORLDINVSN is a New Orleans clothing store.

Promoting a brand with nachos and lemonade

Diamond Hollins, Staff Reporter • February 19, 2019

The E.L.I.T.E. Women raised money and promoted the clothing company WRLDINVSN through the "Not Yo (Nacho) Pop Up Shop." On Feb. 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Student Union Breezeway, members of E.L.I.T.E....

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