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Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, La., is offering out-of-state tuition fee waivers of as much as $2,664 to students from Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas.
Poet and short story author Paul Ruffin's first novel, "Pompeii Man," a mystery-thriller set on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and in New Orleans, has been published by Louisiana Literature Press.
Understanding plants' battles for survival, says wetlands biologist Paul Keddy, would not only be a valuable addition to scientific knowledge, it also could be a factor in saving threatened wetlands.
A new program at Southeastern Louisiana University's offers teaching certification, a master's degree and the convenience of online courses.
On the 40th anniversary of the JFK assassination, an historian is still researching the controversy, and is writing his second book on the "unsolved mystery." For 30 years, he has taught a popular elective course on the assassination, which he feels was the result of conspiracy.
Educators and students from throughout the country will network on alternative certification for teachers at an annual conference.
Dr. Barbara Forrest of Southeastern Louisiana University has written about and frequently lectures on the issue of intelligent design, particularly its threat to public school science education.
Three months after Hurricane Katrina ripped through southeast Louisiana, a survey of displaced and regular students at Southeastern Louisiana University shows that many continue to feel its impact psychologically, physically, and economically.
Twelve Southeastern Louisiana University faculty members were awarded a total of $610,360 in grants from the Louisiana Board of Regents covering a wide variety of creative projects, scientific research, and new equipment purchases.
Dr. William Robison, head of the Department of History and Political Science at Southeastern Louisiana University, for the past five years has presented an annual fun Halloween lecture that explores the relationship between serious history and pop culture. This year's lecture (October 31) is focused on Frankenstein ("It's Alive! The History of Frankenstein from Mary Shelley to Boris Karloff to Mel Brooks and Beyond").
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