The Lion's Roar

Annual community service event continues

Jennifer Dettwiller • March 13, 2018

Student and faculty participate in the Student Government Association's "The Big Event." File Photo/The Lion's Roar The university’s Student Government Association will be...

Lab School earns a top honor in education

Riana Braselman • March 13, 2018

Interim Director of the Southeastern University Laboratory School poses with students after the school earned the title of “Top Gains” school. Zachary Araki/The Lion’s Roar The Southeastern...

Professor talks about fungi

Don Lawrence • March 13, 2018

Science on Tap was introduced to the university in 2013 to bring science to the Hammond community and to give scientists at the university a platform to exhibit their findings. “Southeastern is...

Students get involved on campus through Springo Bingo

Prakriti Adhikari • March 13, 2018

Campus Activities Board Event Manager Gabrielle Levet calls bingo combinations at Springo Bingo Prakriti Adhikari/The Lion's Roar The university organizes various events and offers opportunities...

Conference play starts with Pontchartrain Bowl victory

Nikisun Shrestha • March 12, 2018

Redshirt senior outfielder Trenon Trosclair successfully attempts a bunt play in the game against University of New Orleans. Nikisun Shrestha/The Lion's Roar The Lions baseball team completed...

Lions lose series to Wildcats

Sarah Hess • March 12, 2018

Pitcher Ali McCoy runs to score the team’s only run of the last game. File Photo/The Lion's Roar The Lady Lions softball team ends their three-game series against Abilene Christian...

Tournament invite a chance for redemption

Jonathan Rhodes • March 12, 2018

Junior guard Marlain Veal had 12 points, six rebounds and five assists in the Southland Conference Tournament finals against Stephen F. Austin State University. Nikisun Shrestha/The Lion's Roar...

Tennis left disappointed by doubles play

Nikisun Shrestha • March 12, 2018

Senior Dalina Dahlmans was the only Lady Lion to be victorious in both singles and doubles play against University of New Orleans. Nikisun Shrestha/The Lion's Roar The Lady Lions tennis team remains...

Cooper revisits WorldCom scandal

Nikisun Shrestha • March 12, 2018

Cynthia Cooper was the speaker in college of business' ethics lecture. She communicated with the audience about the 2002 WorldCom Accounting Scandal. Nikisun Shrestha/The Lion's Roar ...

Getting ready to graduate

Jacob Summerville • March 9, 2018

“Grad Fair” offers graduating seniors an opportunity to gather their supplies for the commencement ceremony from several vendors. This semester, “Grad Fair” is scheduled to be...

Shamrock Run offers community a chance to volunteer

Jacob Summerville • March 9, 2018

The Hammond Rotary Club will host its annual Shamrock Run, which promotes a charitable theme to its participants. The Shamrock Run will be held on Saturday, March 10, with each of the three races beginning...

The magic behind the theater’s curtain

Jennifer Dettwiller • March 9, 2018

Campus plays involve various facets before premiering for an audience. Associate Professor of Acting and Directing James “Jim” Winter feels artistry by a collaborative effort of multiple...