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The Hawkeye

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The Hawkeye

The Student News Site of University of Louisiana Monroe

The Hawkeye

‘Wuthering Heights’ casting choices bring fans to all-time lows

‘Wuthering Heights’ casting choices bring fans to all-time lows

Ad Arnold, Contributing Writer September 30, 2025

The trailer for “Wuthering Heights” (2026) was released Sept. 3, giving us a first look at the adaptation by Emerald Fennel, writer and director of “Promising Young Woman” (2020) and “Saltburn”...

West Monroe fair excites students with endless fun

West Monroe fair excites students with endless fun

Rachael Boyer, Contributing Writer September 30, 2025

The local Ark-La-Miss fair has returned to West Monroe for its 48th anniversary. It will be at the Ike Hamilton Expo Center from Sept. 26-Oct. 5, featuring various rides, games, vendors and exhibits...

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Third series installment shows promise

Ashley Brock Brown, Guest Writer September 24, 2025

The miniature horrors of the popular franchise “Little Nightmares” are returning for their third game on Oct. 10, 2025, garnering lots of attention with its unique style. While Little Nightmares is...

ULM professor displays art at museum

ULM professor displays art at museum

Blade Gowen, Arts & Entertainment Editor September 24, 2025

The Masur Museum of Art in Monroe is presenting Swimming in the Sky, a new solo exhibition by Clifford Tresner, an art professor in the School of Visual and Performing Arts at the University of Louisiana...

Clara Rae: the voice that won America

Clara Rae: the voice that won America

Ainsly Harper, Guest Writer September 24, 2025

From Monroe, Louisiana, 22-year-old artist Clara Rae has been chasing music her entire life. With the support of her family and her deep faith, Rae took that passion to American Idol. After years of auditioning,...

A ‘pretty’ binge-worthy summer show

Emma Monceaux, Guest Writer September 24, 2025

In June 2022, Prime Video adapted Jenny Han’s popular book series The Summer I Turned Pretty into a television show. The story follows Isabel “Belly” Conklin, played by Lola Tung, as she finds herself...

Armstrong captures feminism, vulnerability through art

Ainsly Harper, Guest Writer September 9, 2025

In a quiet shop tucked along our small-town streets, beauty takes shape in a truly unique way. Natalie Armstrong—a wife, mother and full-time artist— spends her days making artwork that celebrates...

A vintage Coca-Cola stained-glass light fixture above a classic soda shop menu board.

Bottled history: Coke, culture and campus

Blade Gowen, Arts & Entertainment Editor September 9, 2025

When I first heard about the Biedenharn Museum in Monroe, I did not think much of it. Like a lot of students, when I hear “museum,” I picture something slow, quiet and maybe even boring. But after...

Conjuring franchise lazily ends series

Conjuring franchise lazily ends series

Stirling Terry, Opinion Editor September 9, 2025

“The Conjuring” franchise’s final movie, “The Conjuring: Last Rites,” hit theatres on Sep. 5, earning a franchise-best of $8.5 million in a Thursday preview and is now projected to beat their...

Knights of Guinevere: pilot date and first look revealed

Knights of Guinevere: pilot date and first look revealed

Mae Harding, News Editor September 9, 2025

Once upon a time, in the final days of August, Dana Terrace bestowed upon the world the long-awaited trailer and release date for the pilot of her upcoming series, “Knights of Guinevere.” Dana Terrace's...

‘Weapons:’ great film for the wrong reasons

‘Weapons:’ great film for the wrong reasons

Kerrigan Tatum, Guest Writer September 9, 2025

Zach Cregor’s “Weapons” is the perfect movie to get into the Halloween spirit — but not for the reason you might think. “Weapons” released Aug. 8 to great success. Going into the movie, I...

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