Skip to Main Content
The Student News Site of University of Louisiana Monroe

The Hawkeye

The Student News Site of University of Louisiana Monroe

The Hawkeye

The Student News Site of University of Louisiana Monroe

The Hawkeye

HAWKEYE FAREWELL: Zoe Sissac

HAWKEYE FAREWELL: Zoe Sissac

Amir Alnajjar, Opinion Editor November 18, 2024

When students think of The Hawkeye, they might think about our newspaper filled with stories and photos about the various events on campus. What they don’t see are the sleepless nights filled with tedious...

COLUMN: Taking one last look at the fall semester

COLUMN: Taking one last look at the fall semester

Mallory LeBoeuf, Contributing Writer November 18, 2024

The fall semester has been a rollercoaster of excitement, challenges and unforgettable moments. Students experienced the full spectrum of college life. From events that brought everyone together like the...

The American way: A Thanksgiving reflection

Sovichan Scaria, Guest Contributor November 18, 2024

Thanksgiving is a time to pause, express gratitude, and reflect on the values that unite us. This year, I want to honor the simple love that defines the American spirit.  To me, simple love is the care,...

Winner-take-all voting system needs reform

Winner-take-all voting system needs reform

Logan Buum, Contributing Writer November 11, 2024

After the recent election, many Americans feel anxious and frustrated about how little their votes matter. Voting gives the average person a voice in politics, but its impact on the presidential election...

Students want more variety, diverse RSOs

Nicholas Soirez, Editorial Assistant November 11, 2024

As a freshman, I received a campuswide email asking students if they would attend an interest meeting for a new chess club. As a passionate chess player, I saw an opportunity to be an active part of a...

US government supports Palestinian mass genocide

US government supports Palestinian mass genocide

Amir Alnajjar, Opinion Editor November 11, 2024

To many Americans, the Israel-Hamas war is nothing more than a bloodbath thousands of miles away. In Gaza, the story is different. Children become orphans in seconds, and families flee to find sanctuary....

Students need to join RSOs, become involved on campus

Cecil Pradhan, Contributing Writer November 4, 2024

Did you know ULM is home to over 300 Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs)? Probably not, because very few have an on-campus presence. This semester's record-high enrollment has brought in even more...

New Louisiana bill threatens medical research

New Louisiana bill threatens medical research

Selena Edwards, Contributing Writer November 4, 2024

Every advancement in health attracts conspiracy theories, especially vaccines. For decades, theorists have claimed that vaccines cause Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Even with mountains of evidence against...

Ouachita Parish Library breathes life into Monroe

Ouachita Parish Library breathes life into Monroe

Amir Alnajjar, Opinion Editor October 28, 2024

In a world where digital screens dominate, finding a physical place dedicated to learning and community is rare. Thankfully, the Ouachita Parish Public Library stands as an exception. This library is more...

Protected bike lanes need to be added to campus for student safety

Protected bike lanes need to be added to campus for student safety

Alayna Pellegrin, Managing Editor October 28, 2024

It is a bright, sunny day. You and your friend are walking across the bridge, talking about the exam you both just took. Suddenly, an electric scooter passes between you two at max speed with no warning....

Coursicle 4.0 update worsens platform, ruins experience

Keith Webb, Arts & Entertainment Editor October 28, 2024

Happy advising season everyone! It is time for every student’s least favorite holiday where everyone’s looking for the easiest way to block out their schedule—Coursicle solved that problem last semester....

US needs campaign finance reforms, national regulations

US needs campaign finance reforms, national regulations

Nicholas Soirez, Editorial Assistant October 14, 2024

In the United States of America, most people don’t have the money to fund a campaign. Campaign laws in America need to be reformed so that everyone has an equal opportunity to uphold their public image. Ideally,...

Load More Stories