Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society invited a new group of students to join their organization in the upcoming semesters. The requirements to be a member of PKP are linked below the names of this semester’s invitees. Katie Abadie, Rebecca Acosta, Danielle Adams, Isaac Adeyemi-Berglund, Samantha Albert, Abril Alello, Blair Alexis, Ashley Alker, Elizabeth Allen, Bobbi
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The Southeastern Channel led Gabrielle Cox and Dylan Domangue to ESPN+. The Southeastern Channel is an educational broadcast opportunity for students to learn and develop skills about broadcasting, video editing, producing and directing through hands-on experience. Senior communication major Dylan Domangue credits the channel for allowing him to not only do those things but giving
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The Hammond Square expansion brought new shops, restaurants and job opportunities to the surrounding community. Expansion Benefits Hammond Square mall will gain new stores that include Homegoods, Petsmart, Michael’s Arts and Crafts, Five Below and three new unnamed restaurants explained Grady Brame executive vice president of Stirling Properties. “Previously, our local shoppers had to go
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By: LaTonya Simon The Office of Student Services is hosting its annual Career Fair on Thursday, Sept. 19th from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Pennington Center. There are over 160 corporations that have registered for the event. It is open to all of Southeastern’s students, faculty and alumni. This is an opportunity for
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by: LaTonya Simon Barbara Owens began her journey on becoming a minimalist four years ago. It all started with the Louisiana flooding in 2016. Anxious and overwhelmed with repairing and moving, Owens began thinking of ways she could make things simpler for herself and her family. Overcoming the painful reality of all they lost was
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The fans of St. Helena College and Career Academy are celebrating today because of the team victory over the East Baton Rouge Parish’s Broadmoor Buccaneers. After a devastating loss last month of the high school’s former principal, the Hawks football team came prepared to win. Hundreds of St. Helena Hawks fans came out to support
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