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SEMO Agriculture professors further their learning through co-editing research (5/10/23)How do professors keep up-to-date with their academic development? Some professors like Department... -
Farming affects students’ everyday lives (5/2/23)Being a full-time student and helping on a family farm can be busy. Between going to classes and... -
SEMO Student Kate Cooper creates 10-ft. art piece (5/2/23)Sophomore Kate Cooper, who is studying towards obtaining a BFA with an emphasis in painting,... -
From farm to table at the Cape Riverfront Market (5/2/23)The Cape Girardeau Riverfront Market is among one of the most popular activities in the region. At... -
A SEMO student’s entrepreneurial journey through skincare (5/2/23)Brooklyn Armstead, a senior studying business administration at Southeast Missouri State... -
SEMO students to attend air assault training on April 17 (4/19/23)On March 29, 2023, two Black Hawk helicopters collided during an air assault training near Fort... -
Cape community working toward a cleaner city (4/19/23)Plastic bags floating down sidewalks like tumbleweeds or crushed Styrofoam cups littered across... -
Renter’s guide to spring cleaning in preparation for moving day (4/10/23)Spring is here, and that means the end of the semester is right around the corner. When living in a... -
SEMO student DeAndre Scott ventures "out of this world" with new fashion brand (4/9/23)Sophomore fashion marketing major DeAndre Scott has created an interstellar brand that gives people... -
River Campus to present “The SpongeBob Musical” (4/9/23)SEMO’s River Campus is making waves with their rendition of the early 2000s childhood television... -
Bangladeshi students share their culture at fundraiser (3/26/23)SEMO’s University Center was astir with activity as students arrived to get a glimpse of... -
SEMO Greek Week is approaching and preparation is underway (3/24/23)SEMO Greek Week is only three weeks away and is anticipated by the Cape Girardeau community.... -
The forgotten face of one SEMO athletics mascot (3/8/23)Many people know Southeast Missouri State University’s mascot used to be the Indians and then... -
A professor's journey through nearly 50 years at SEMO (3/8/23)In 1973, Southeast Missouri State University celebrated its 100th anniversary and Tony Varnon... -
The Arrow continues to look ahead in its 112th year (3/8/23)The year in 1911. Howard Taft is president, Arizona is still two years away from being admitted...
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SEMO psychology students’ research works to create better world than one they grew up in (3/6/23)For senior psychology majors Steph Conway and Caleb Hitt, the prospect of being able to support... -
Ways SEMO students can localize their Spring Break (2/28/23)Why travel for spring break, when you can relax close to home? Spring break doesn’t have to be... -
The creative brain debunked (2/22/23)Many still believe there are two sides to the brain, the creative side and the logical side.... -
How students can share their love on a budget (2/13/23)Love is in the air at SEMO this Valentine’s Day, and college students don’t have to buy the biggest... -
SEMO students and faculty commemorate Valentine's Day with personal celebrations (2/11/23)Valentines Day, the annual holiday celebrating love and enjoyment, is right around the corner.... -
Rolling into community and connection with Cape Girardeau Roller Derby (2/7/23)“Girls just wanna play contact sports on roller skates” might be the new “girls just wanna have... -
Student Macie Brinkopf finds balance in her bodybuilding journey (2/7/23)Stage performances and competitions can be nerve-wracking and challenging on one’s mental health.... -
DEI represents itself through the paintbrush at River Campus’ RANGE exhibit (2/7/23)Visitors set their eyes on vibrant colors and an array of mediums in an exhibit filled with... -
The controversy of Colleen Hoover (2/1/23)Colleen Hoover’s books are all the rage in the romance and young adult fiction book genres. With... -
A look behind the screens and the ever evolving world of film (1/31/23)For decades, film and television have been a large part of culture and as the industry expanded,...