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Center spread issue 12
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Kappa Alpha Order is becoming apart of Southeast Greek life in Fall 2019 (Thursday, February 21, 2019)It has been 30 years since Southeast has added a fraternity; Greek life will receive a new addition... -
The Umbrella Organization: Southeast’s effort to decrease sexual assault (Monday, February 18, 2019)In an effort to lower dating violence and sexual assault on campus, Southeast is in the process of... -
Bunch takes on new role as director of Counseling and Disability Services (Monday, February 18, 2019)Janice Bunch has been in the Cape Girardeau area since 2006 to pursue her goal of being a... -
SupportNET helps strengthen campus communication (Monday, February 18, 2019)SupportNET is a new online program that connects Southeast students with faculty, staff and other... -
Student organizations website unused and costly (Sunday, February 17, 2019)Student organizations are encouraged to post events they are hosting on the website...
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Southeast sweeps season opener (Monday, February 18, 2019)It was cold outside, but nothing could cool off the red-hot Redhawks as Southeast opened the season... -
Baseball eager for start of season (Sunday, February 17, 2019)After a second-place finish in the Ohio Valley Conference last season, Southeast baseball is... -
Kaziska captures floor, all-around crowns against NIU (Tuesday, February 12, 2019)Southeast gymnastics hosted its second home meet of the season Feb. 8, with the Redhawks falling to...
National Sports Coverage
College Basketball
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Holland College of Arts and Media bridging diversity (Monday, February 18, 2019)Southeast Holland College of Arts and Media is presenting a dance, music, and theatre showcase... -
Tuesday Talk: Black History Month (Sunday, February 17, 2019)Charles Phillip Gause, the department chair of Psychology and Counseling at Southeast addressed the... -
Art instructor gives talk on Young British Artist Movement (Saturday, February 9, 2019)
Opinion
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The case for MLB: Pay the players (2/18/19)Imagine hearing a billionaire cry out that he was poor. What would your reaction be? Would you laugh at the ridiculousness of the statement? Maybe you would just be confused? How could that be? I bet it wouldn’t be sympathy though. So, why do the Major League Baseball owners garner sympathy and the MLB players get ridiculed for trying to get paid? -
For STL this Super Bowl just hurts (2/5/19)It was something I had dreamed about my whole life. Not only were the Rams back in the Super Bowl for the first time since 2002, they got to go against the hated, cheating New England Patriots. The same Patriots that 17 years ago taped the Rams’ practices and used that to shut down the Rams explosive offense and win Super Bowl XXXVI 20-17 as two touchdown underdogs, ruining the Rams’ potential dynasty... -
What's Up SEMO goes live (2/5/19)What’s up SEMO? It’s Lily Slifer from the Arrow! Reporting to you in print this time around, and I’m sure most people can relate — going out of your comfort zone can be difficult at times. If anyone told me last semester that I would be broadcasting live as “Lily from What’s Up SEMO,” I would have been shocked because I never thought I would have the opportunity to do something this cool... -
A list of binge-worthy material to get the semester started (1/17/19)Winter break was here for what seemed like two seconds — but with all that we binged on Netflix it had to have been longer than that. Up ahead is a whole new semester full of fresh opportunities to turn in all assignments on time, maintain the grades you want and deserve, and of course watch some great TV shows in between... -
Smino salutes his groovy roots with “Noir” (12/3/18)By now, you should be listening to Smino. The St. Louis native has immersed himself in his own thick and oozing groovelines and his music doesn’t aim to please anyone outside of its origin. Smino salutes his origins everywhere, and his music is only one medium utilized to get those salutes home. ... -
Ariana Grande highlights growth in “thank u, next” (12/3/18)I’d be willing to bet that a good amount of young women across the nation have seen Ariana Grande’s newest music video for “thank u, next” at this point, and not many were mentally prepared. The song has been on the charts and breaking records since its release on Nov. 3 but the video premiered Nov. 30...