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The Hawkeye

The Student News Site of University of Louisiana Monroe

The Hawkeye

The Student News Site of University of Louisiana Monroe

The Hawkeye

‘Dune: Part Two’ immerses audience in cinema

‘Dune: Part Two’ immerses audience in cinema

Alayna Pellegrin March 17, 2024

Frank Hebert published his most famous novel in 1965, “Dune,” which was expanded upon with five more books. Nearly 60 years later, Warner Bros. Pictures released “Dune: Part Two” on March 1, a...

Multicultural Week celebrates diverse backgrounds on campus

Multicultural Week celebrates diverse backgrounds on campus

Prabin Bk March 11, 2024

Multicultural Week kicked off with a vibrant start at Sandel Hall last Monday. The event paid homage to the many diverse cultures of the university's students. President Ronald Berry’s speech set the...

New restaurants you must try in Ouachita Parish

New restaurants you must try in Ouachita Parish

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 11, 2024

Students connect over food at Multicultural Food Festival

Students connect over food at Multicultural Food Festival

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 11, 2024

Students experienced tastes from around the world last Wednesday at the Multicultural Food Festival hosted by the Office of Global and Multicultural Affairs. A blend of aromatic spices filled the air as...

Hannas Hangout

Hanna’s Hangout

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 11, 2024

St. Patrick's Day is approaching, and college students may be wondering how to celebrate the holiday best. In honor of the lucky season, here are my top recommendations for where to bar crawl for the night. Of...

Crimes of the Heart garners laughter, tears

Crimes of the Heart garners laughter, tears

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 4, 2024

Tragedy met comedy on stage last weekend at the Helen Spyker Theatre with “Crimes of the Heart” presented by ULM VAPA. Consisting of a small cast of only six actors, the production depicted the tragic...

College town bucket list

Amber Landrum March 4, 2024

Hey, I’m Amber. I’ll be writing this week’s addition of the Hangout because Hanna isn’t what you would call a coffee connoisseur. I’m a management major, a coffee lover and today I’ll be discovering...

4 local musicians, bands in Northeast Louisiana

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 4, 2024

Love is not blind in reality television

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 4, 2024

Once again, Netflix threw desperate singles into the dating pods for our entertainment. Since the smash-hit first season, “Love is Blind” replaced the heartfelt romance with brain numbing drama. The...

Lecture, recital highlights Black singers

Lecture, recital highlights Black singers

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 4, 2024

History took center stage as a coloratura soprano performed beautiful renditions of Black artists’ works at the Biedenharn Recital Hall. Last Tuesday, VAPA presented a masterclass, lecture and performance...

NAACP represents Black voices with poetry slam

NAACP represents Black voices with poetry slam

Hanna Singh, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 4, 2024

Students spoke life into poetry while highlighting Black voices at the NAACP Poetry Slam. In honor of Black History Month, the NAACP hosted a poetry night that welcomed all. This inclusive meetup gave...

WINNER, WINNER: A panel of judges selected the top performers to win a cash prize.

ULM’s Got Talent highlights students

Alayna Pellegrin, Staff Writer February 19, 2024

Eleven talented students went head-to-head in a tight competition to see who was ULM's most talented at ULM's Got Talent. CAB hosted the annual campus talent show, which allows students to share their...

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