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The Lion's Roar

Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana University

The Lion's Roar

When Jenna Licciardi, a senior marketing major, manages to find free time in her schedule, she enjoys watching horror movies or painting.

A day in the life of Jenna Licciardi

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 25, 2018

President of the Beta Epsilon Chapter of Theta Phi Alpha Jenna Licciardi, a senior marketing major, looks out for more than her studies on any given day. “Unlike the majority of people my age, instead...

Alaina Fontenot, a junior early childhood education, PK-3 major, sits with her daughter Luna Fontenot underneath Friendship Oak. Alaina Fontenot has been sober from her addiction to alcohol and pills for four years.

Overcoming addiction: 4 years sober

Annie Goodman, Editor-In-Chief September 24, 2018

“There was a small part of me that knew that if I didn’t, that I was going to die, and that same small part of me didn’t want to die,” said Alaina Fontenot, a junior early childhood education,...

The streets of Hammond are full of residents and visitors enjoying what downtown can offer.

Everything you need in downtown Hammond

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 20, 2018

By offering a place to eat, shop, live, work or hang out, Hammond became one of 10 semifinalists selected by Main Street America for the Great American Main Street Award. Chelsea Tallo, executive director...

Since joining the university as an instructor of Southeastern 101 and after serving as the director of the Office of Student Advocacy and Accountability, Dr. Gabe Willis now takes on the position of interim dean of students.

Willis is interim dean of students

Prakriti Adhikari, Staff Reporter September 19, 2018

Dr. Gabe Willis has recently been promoted to interim dean of students. Willis joined the university in the fall of 2014 as an instructor of Southeastern 101. Training with, what was then, the Office...

The university invited high school students to experience the college spirit by practicing with the “Spirit of the Southland” Marching Band, Colorguard and the Lionettes for “Band Day” leading up to the Lions’ Southland Conference opener and first home game of the season.

Joining the lion pride

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 17, 2018

High schools joined the “Spirit of the Southland” to ramp up the lion spirit at the halftime performance of the Lions’ first home game of the season for “Band Day.” The annual event offers...

Quarterback Chason Virgil res the ball in an attempt to score on the University of Central Arkansas Bears

Home game loss

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 16, 2018

In the Lions' first home game of the season and the Southland Conference opener, the team lost 33-25 to the University of Central Arkansas, the Southland Conference defending champion. "When you look...

Quasar, a corgie, cools off at Zemurray Park.

A safe place to play in the Zemurray Park

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor September 13, 2018

Dog owners can find a community as well as an area for their dogs to socialize and exercise at Zemurray Park. Constructed in 2013, the dog park is located near the back of Zemurray Park. Dogs can play...

The university celebrates its 93rd birthday this year. The institution began as Hammond Junior College in 1925 and has grown through the years to its current state.

Happy birthday, Southeastern

Prakriti Adhikari, Staff Reporter September 11, 2018

Since its establishment as Hammond Junior College in 1925, the university has undergone numerous evolutions.  The two-year co-educational system that offered undergraduate degrees in arts and sciences...

Christina Cutura, senior forward, was one of two position players to start in all 18 matches for the Lady Lions in the 2017 season.

Player 7, 17minutes, 17th ever

Nikisun Shrestha, Staff Reporter August 28, 2018

With three goals in 17 minutes against Alcorn State University, Christina Cutura, senior forward, secured a first half hat trick and etched her name in the program’s history as the 17th player to achieve...

William Hall and his wife, Emily Phillips-Hall, purchased University Donuts in 2010.

Hammond Sweet Spots

Annie Goodman, Editor-In-Chief August 21, 2018

Hammond has eateries offering a variety of foods. When looking to satisfy your sweet tooth, here are some reputed locations around Hammond. Eddie’s Famous Frozen Custard was founded in December of...

Students are encouraged to attend events like “Part-Time Job Fair” in preparation for “Career Fair” where students can network and find opportunities for jobs or internships.

A guide to ‘Career Fair’

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor August 21, 2018

The Office of Career Services invites students of every major and classification to polish their resume and wardrobe for “Career Fair.” “‘Career Fair’ is the university’s premier networking...

Football Head Coach Frank Scelfo speaks with sponsors at the inaugural "Partner Kickoff Luncheon."

Athletics thanks sponsors

Zachary Araki, A&E Editor July 30, 2018

Athletics showed its appreciation to sponsors at its inaugural "Partner Kickoff Luncheon." Sponsors included the official health care of university athletics North Oaks Health System, the official chicken...

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