COVID-19 blindsided all fourteen thousand plus students at Southeastern Louisiana University, and the Southeastern Football Team’s roster received another blow whenever Tom Burnett, the Southland Conference Commissioner, said that the fall sports season was postponed. Southeastern’s Athletic Director Artigues said,” You know, when it first initially hit, it was a challenge, it was a punch
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On campus involvement during a students time at university can be pivotal for the success. It has been found here at Southeastern as well as other universities around the world that campus involvement such as being apart of clubs and organizations benefit students for many reasons. Being involved on campus can help change a students
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The Lady Lions softball team has started the spring season winning the Lion Classic II, bringing them to a 7-1 overall record. SLU hosts the conference on the home turf at North Oak Park welcomed opponents Belmont University, University of Detroit Mercy, University of Nebraska Omaha and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. The program starts of
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On March 10, the Student Government Association held their weekly meeting which began at 5:07 p.m. SGA discussed several bills during the meeting and they voted for “Senator of the Year” for their annual SGA banquet. “Senator of the Year” is an award given to one of the senators who has done outstanding work within
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[AMITE, La]– On April 2, the 2018 Amite Oyster Festival Royalty was crowned at Amite High School, one queen being Southeastern student and Sigma Sigma Sigma member Kasey Blackwell. After reigning over the 2017 Amite Oyster Festival held March 17 – 19, it was time for the 2017 royalty to say goodbye and crown their
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Southeastern’s library hosted a “Fake News” panel in the student union theater on Tuesday during which communication professors and librarians gave students their professional opinion on false news. Communication professors, Joe Burns, Joseph Mirando and Claire Procopio represented the fake news panel. They were joined by Stephen Sanders, an information literacy instructor, and Dayne Sherman
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