Sean Hoffman Earlier this month, the Southeastern Lady Lions soccer team played exhibition matches against Pearl River ...

The end of summer signals the beginning of Southeastern’s annual events, like the Career Expo hosted by the Office of Career ...

After four years of closure and renovations, D Vickers Hall will be open tomorrow, Wednesday, Aug. 20, for the 2025-2026 ...

Joseph Brezinsky is a communication major from Luling, where he discovered his love for all things sports-related. Whether it’s whitewater rafting, a round of golf or cheering on the Saints in the ...

Last year’s Denim Day event on April 26, 2023 aimed to raise awareness of sexual assault and show support for those who have been victims of sexual assault.

The Lion’s Roar Editor-in-Chief Kennith Woods presents his research on Afrocentricity and OutKast at the LITE Center at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. (Lafayette, LA – Friday, July 26, 2024 ...

Student News Media of Southeastern Louisiana UniversityThe Ascension Market, located in Ascension Hall, is now accepting SNAP benefits. SNAP stands for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. It is ...

As part of their journey to the NOLA Poetry Festival, poets from around the world recently made a stop at Southeastern to read from selected collections. Local poets Alison Pelegrin, Carolyn Hembree ...

Seen as a brick structure bordering Friendship Circle, the Ralph R. Pottle Music Building carries the history of the man who developed the university’s music program.

In December, Southeastern announced the launch of Canvas via email. Canvas has replaced Moodle indefinitely, starting this semester. Students and faculty can access Canvas in three different ways: ...

Southeastern alumna Elana Guillory started a business called “Elana’s Graphics” which has quickly gained popularity in the Hammond area. Guillory’s business sells a variety of sustainable, ...

Lynette Mejia (second to left) talking to audience members, during the “Book Bans in Louisiana” panel discussion, about the rise of book bans in her local community.