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College is full of new things, like living on campus or in a new city, making friends, attending classes, joining extracurriculars and exploring interests.

Chloe Williams reviews Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl"

In this episode: Adam Tullier, Chase Gispert, Troy Allen discuss the FIBA tournament, Thursday Night Football, and future NBA predictions.

On Wednesday, Aug. 30, Aramark and Campus Dining launched a robot delivery service through Grubhub on campus. Students and faculty can order food from campus restaurants and have it delivered via Starship robot delivery. 

In this episode, Sports Editor Chase Gispert and staff reporter Troy Allen talk about SLU football and fantasy football week two.

**This episode was filmed before Thursday night's football.**   In this episode, Sports Editor Chase Gispert and staff reporter Troy Allen talk about SLU football and fantasy football week one. 

John Allen is Southeastern’s star offensive lineman from Jackson, Mississippi. After playing guard for his entire career at SLU, Allen will return to play center for the 2023 season...

In this episode, Sports Editor Chase Gispert and staff reporter Troy Allen discuss SLU sports, fantasy football, and more.

“I am fighting, hiding, lying and thriving.” This is what I said to my friend two days ago. 

Friendship Oak, a well-recognized symbol at SLU for decades, is still undergoing a preservation initiative. 

On April 27, Dr. William S. Wainwright was announced as Southeastern’s fifteenth president...

Southeastern Louisiana University has a variety of food choices for students and employees, from Starbucks, Subway and Taco Bell to the campus’s cafeteria, “Mane Dish.” 

Life after college can be a stressful time for new graduates. Some have trouble creating a plan for the future and others just go with the flow. One Spring ‘23 graduation senior’s plans after graduation will be to spend eight to 10 weeks in Taiwan.

In this episode, Opinions Editor Ian Stewart and staff reporter Samantha Sims share safety tips for on and off campus.

After weeks of Southeastern students not being able to access Moodle, LEONet and Southeastern email, things finally seem to be going back to normal on campus. While faculty begin to rewrite lesson plans and try to make up for lost time, Southeastern students are sharing how this issue has affected them.

In this episode, staff reporters Kaitlyn Keppler and Kennith Woods discuss the outcomes of the 2023 Oscar’s Awards.

Each year, students from Southeastern participate in the Big Event, which is scheduled for Saturday, March 25, with a rain date of Saturday, April 1. 

In this episode, staff reporters Kaitlyn Keppler and Kennith Woods discuss their picks and predictions for the 2023 Oscar's Awards.

On Wednesday afternoon, Southeastern junior guard Hailey Giaratano banked in the game-winning layup to seal a 60-58 overtime victory over No. 5 seeded Texas A&M-Commerce.

Before the campus network disruption, Sports Editor Chase Gispert joined staff reporters Troy Allen and Dathan Sanders to discuss Super Bowl 2023 in this episode.

Hogwarts Legacy was the most anticipated game to release in 2023, but now that it is out, there is a lot of controversy surrounding whether the game should be boycotted. Fans of the Harry Potter universe are on the fence about whether they should support the new game because of JK Rowling’s transphobic history and the other offenses committed by those involved in this development.

A group of SLU students are running a renewed Instagram page about college crushes after almost a year hiatus. @selu_crushes is an Instagram account that helps students anonymously express feelings for someone.

In this episode, Opinions Editor Ian Stewart and staff reporter Kaitlyn Keppler discuss job hunting after college and share helpful advice when applying for future careers. 

In this episode, Co Editor-In-Chief Chloe Williams and Yearbook Editor-In-Chief Dasyonne Brashear sit down to talk about Valentine's Day.

The beginning of the year rejuvenates interest in Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., as Jan. 16 marked MLK Day and February is Black History Month, a time in which his achievements as America’s foremost civil rights leader are brought to the forefront.