Southeastern students excel in many different realms of life, but Tamea Madison is taking over the world of poetry. She published her first poetry book titled “Sunflower Dreams and Wildflower Whispers ...

The Interfraternity Council (IFC) held its annual IFC Week in November. IFC President Aidan Hidalgo said the celebration ...

The Friendship Oak on Southeastern’s campus has been transformed into a revival landscape, Friendship Grove, to honor the ...

The ever-evolving age of technology has transformed learning experiences, giving rise to new platforms such as Google Classroom, Moodle, Canvas and more for students across the country. George Mills ...

Staff ReporterHannah “AJ” Juneau began working for The Lion’s Roar in October 2020. She majors in communication with a concentration in strategic communication, and she hopes to become a social media ...

Southeastern alumna and Good Morning America co-host Robin Roberts returned to campus for the grand opening of the newly renovated D Vickers Hall and the Robin Roberts Media Broadcast Center. She ...

Lady Lions volleyball clinched a hard-fought 3-2 (25-19, 20-25, 25-19, 18-25, 15-6) victory over Stephen F. Austin on Saturday, Nov. 2, extending their winning streak to 20. The match showcased both ...

Roselyn Rivas is a senior strategic communication major from Gonzales, LA. She joined The Lion’s Roar in Fall 2024 and is excited to be on the team. She also holds the role of social media strategist ...

We all know one thing that will stir up any basketball fan: who’s the Greatest of All Time (GOAT), Michael Jordan or LeBron James? This question has been the center of many barbershop debates and ...

Feb. 7, 2023, is a date that longtime NBA fans will remember for years. In a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Lakers forward LeBron James passed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s record for the most points ...

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In classrooms and libraries across the United States, the shelves are becoming increasingly bare. Not because students don’t want to read, but because the government is keeping certain stories out of ...