A student president of Baptist Collegiate Ministry serves for two semester after being chosen by the director, along with a vice president and team of student leaders. Bella Mokeba has served asvice president last year and is currently completing her year as president. “God used the BCM to change my life,” said Mokeba as she
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Southeastern Louisiana University recently announced a promise that will help incoming freshman save money. On Apr. 18, Southeastern’s President John Crain introduced the Southeastern Promise. All incoming freshmen starting in the summer and fall will receive a freeze on their tuition and fees regardless of the legislative order. Many students have mixed feelings about the promise and everything
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During the University’s Curriculum Council meeting on May 1 at 2 p.m. in the Dyson Conference Room, members will decide on changes proposed for the 2017-2018 General Catalogue for several departments, the new Publishing Studies Program and prerequisite change for SE 101. The new ACTS courses previously tabled at the March meeting will
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A program called Project PULL held an interest meeting at 5:30 p.m. on April 27 at Southeastern Louisiana University, in search of mentors needed to orient beginning freshman to the transition of college. The meeting was sponsored by Multicultural and International Student Affairs and takes students who are familiar with the college campus and pairs
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Newly elected Student Goverment Association President Seth Leto says he “has the ideas and experience to lead students” as he hopes to leave his mark on SGA. After spending five semesters in the SGA senate, Leto decided to run for the presidency this year and has several notable changes coming. One of the biggest
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Nick Elliot, Campus Activities Board Coordinator, hopes to raise the number of students attending the Strawberry Jubilee from around 2,000 to 3,000 students for the 2018 Strawberry Jubilee. However, boosting attendance at the jubilee is not an easy task. Advertising was the main struggle this year. The board was not allowed to put flyers in
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