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For this week's Story of the Week, Maecie Hardaker reads her story titled"SpaceX’s $100 Billion Louisiana Project Brings Opportunity and Raises Concerns." The story examines SpaceX's proposed $100 billion spaceport in Vermilion Parish, highlighting the potential economic benefits such as job creation and investment while also raising concerns about government transparency and the...

For this week’s Story of the Week, Sundi Griffin reads her article titled “Students and faculty react to Trump TV and its impact on the press.” The article examines the Trump administration’s creation of Trump TV after banning CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, highlighting debates over whether the channel serves as a source of unfiltered government information or an attempt to contro...

For this week’s Story of the Week, Sundi Griffin reads her article New owners let local creators shine at Bayou Booksellers. She explains how new owners Katie and Michael Turner have revitalized the longtime Hammond bookstore by spotlighting local artists, small businesses and “pre‑loved” books that celebrate the community. Griffin highlights the Turners’ goal of transforming the shop into a welco...

For this week’s Story of the Week, Tyra Johnson reads her article Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ remains hauntingly timeless. She reflects on Christopher Nolan’s ambitious IMAX‑shot adaptation of Homer’s epic, praising its practical effects, atmospheric darkness and emotionally powerful character moments, especially the haunting relationship between Odysseus and Athena . Johnson argues that the film’s expl...

For this week’s Story of the Week, Taisia Bolsova reads her article titled OPINION | College sports are changing, but what are they becoming? She explains that NIL deals, the transfer portal and revenue sharing have expanded athlete freedom and financial opportunity, but they also risk shifting the focus of college sports away from education, team identity and community. Bolsova argues that while...

Listen to Sports Editor Chase Gispert and Staff Reporter Jack Hurley as they break down the latest news in Southeastern athletics and professional sports on their weekly sports show.

For this week’s Story of the Week, Sabrina Benoit reads her article titled Southeastern Lab School Returns to Its Roots with High School Expansion. The story explains that beginning in Fall 2027, the Lab School will add a ninth grade and expand one grade each year, driven by strong community interest and supported by university leadership. The expansion will create new opportunities for students,...

For this week’s Story of the Week, Abbi Kelley reads her article titled The Truth Behind the “Ozempedemic.” The piece explains how social media pressure and the pursuit of an “ideal body” are pushing young people toward GLP‑1 drugs and unapproved peptides, many of which the FDA warns are unsafe and illegally marketed. Health experts highlight the physical and emotional risks of these substances, n...

Staff reporter Alan Mitchell talks about his experiences with the Google Pixel 9a as an iPhone user.

In today’s episode of Story of the Week , Kennith Woods discusses the phishing scam that appeared in the Canvas inboxes of students across campus.

Arts and Entertainment Editor Eva Saladino, Sports Editor Sean Hoffman and Editor-in-Chief Kennith Woods hit the red carpet for the 2nd annual Roomies.

Staff reporter Cha'Laieja Francis goes in-depth on various Black authors and their work.

Staff reporter Alan Mitchell reviews the CMF Earbuds 2a.

In today’s Story of the Week episode, Olivia Reeves reads from her article “Grad Fair Commences Countdown to Graduation,” highlighting Southeastern’s two‑day one‑stop Grad Fair where seniors and their families can prepare for commencement, meet vendors, take free portraits, explore academic programs and handle all graduation essentials before the big day.

In today’s episode of The Story of the Week , Sean reads his article “Lions shut out and take down No. 8 Oklahoma Sooners,” highlighting Southeastern’s dominant pitching, Blaise Priester’s near‑cycle performance, and the Lions’ biggest ranked win since 2024.

For this week’s Story of the Week, Eva Saladino highlights how SLU students and local advocates united in a campus-to-community demonstration to speak out against ICE, defend constitutional rights, and encourage civic engagement.

This week Cha’Laieja Francis highlights how Black writers—from Sojourner Truth to Toni Morrison—use literature as a form of resistance that preserves history, critiques systemic injustice and continues to shape an ongoing revolution in Black thought and culture.

Staff reporter Alan Mitchell reviews the Clicks keyboard case.

Staff reporter Cha'Laieja Francis talks about the political history of Valentine's Day.

The Lion's Roar staff reporter Adee Ventura recaps recent news and events that took place over winter break, including updates on the Epstein Files, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Southeastern's accreditation.

This week on the Story Of The Week, Tyra Johnson talks about how student ambassadors across Southeastern are serving to promote campus life, support incoming students, and represent their colleges through community.

This week on the Mainstream Podcast, Bailor Beggs talks about the importance of Friendsgiving and the history behind it.

In this week's episode of the Manestream Podcast, Taisia Bolsova talks about how the Lion Leadership Institute is helping students develop skills as athletes.

In this week's Story of the week, Cha'Laieja Francis reads her opinion article about why banning books will silence children.

This week on the Mainstream Podcasts, Chloe Rayborn talks about the events that happened during Homecoming week.