Faculty, alumni and politicians alike came out in their finest on Friday, Oct. 22, to the pay tribute to honorees of this year's Alumni Awards Evening. Southeastern's most promising and exemplary alumni,...

Amidst a fairly large crowd in the Pottle Music Building Auditorium, professor of communication, Dr. Joseph Burns delivered his annual "Then and Now" music lecture. This year Burns presented "What was...

Dear Editor, The discussion continues about the Grad Act. I was asked to note that we have several programs on campus that are already a positive answer to the Grad Act. That would be Cub Camp and the...

A crowd of roughly 90 people, consisting of parents, grandparents, relatives and regulars gathered at the two-story First Baptist Church in Hammond on Sunday to watch Southeastern's Guitar Ensemble and...

The Office of Multicultural and International Student Affairs (MISA) hosted a celebration of the Nepalese festival, Dashain in the Pennington Student Activity Center on Friday, Oct. 14 for the many Nepalese...

A new environment for children to learn, create and play is now located in downtown Hammond. The Louisiana Children's Discovery Center officially opened its doors to children on Friday, Oct. 1. The center...

Live music played by the jazz-soul band Michael Fosters Project was provided for the African American Alumni Association Ball, Friday Oct. 22 at 9 p.m. The event was hosted in conjunction with the Office...

Dear Editor, I believe, with how much technology has advanced in the past 100 years, we need to be looking with a fine tooth and comb of exactly how much of an impact we have had on a global scale. We...

With Fanfare now entering its third week, members of the Southeastern Community Music School (CMS) worked hard to put on a special event for their 15th anniversary. The performers, most of whom are still...

As one of the celebrations for Southeastern's 85th Homecoming, Gumbo Ya Ya was held for the students, Faculty, Staff and alumni on Wednesday Oct. 20. Normally held in the Student Union Park, Gumbo Ya...

Retired Lt. Gen. Russel L. Honoré, a man hailed as the "hero of Hurricane Katrina" presented a speech on Wednesday, Oct. 20, inside the Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts. Honoré's...

Yesterday and later this week, the Southeastern community will have the opportunity to reach out and help one of its own. After seven months of what appeared to be a normal pregnancy, Michelle and Anthony...