Kennith Woods is the Editor-in-Chief at The Lion’s Roar. He focuses on topics related to campus life, college and university issues, university research, federal legislation, and entertainment news, aiming to facilitate vital information to the public while amplifying the voices of the community. Kennith's work has been featured in The Nation and The Lion's Roar.
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By: Kennith Woods
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 spoke alongside SLU President Dr. William Wainwright, vice president of advancement Wendy Lauderdale and Commissioner of Higher Education Kim Hunter Reed. “I’m so grateful
By: Sean Hoffman, Kennith Woods, Tyra Johnson
Indoor Volleyball Over the weekend, the Lady Lions (18-8, 10-4 SLC) suffered a loss on their Senior Night in the University Center after No.1 SFA (18-7, 13-1 SLC) forced the match into the fifth set from a late comeback in the third set. Throughout the match, SLU was ahead through the first set 25-21 and
Haley Dupre Students mingle in the Student Union Breezeway during the 2025 Homecoming Kickoff.
Students received a phishing email in Canvas claiming they were dropped from their Spring 2026 classes around midnight on Monday. The message said, “An important enrollment notice: you have been dropped from the 2026 Spring semester classes because you do not meet one or more enrollment requirements. Enrollment requirements include passing a prerequisite course .
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.
By: Kennith Woods, Sundi Griffin
The Supreme Court decided 6-3 to further strike down Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, declaring one of Louisiana’s majority-Black congressional districts unconstitutionally gerrymandered based on race. The six conservative justices ruled against the three liberal justices in this decision. Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the majority, saying, “Because the Voting Rights Act did
The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences held its annual honors convocation in Pottle Auditorium. Several students and faculty won awards for academic excellence and service to Southeastern. AHSS Dean Dr. Jeffrey Wright congratulated the award recipients, recognizing them for their ability to analyze and interpret complex information they gained during their education. “Each
By: Kennith Woods
Please don’t read this expecting a monologue on college experiences and future endeavors. I don’t know what comes after graduation. I don’t know what will become of my life. Honestly, I don’t know how to start this letter. I’ve tried several times. Perhaps that’s a pattern. It may be the defining trait of my four
