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Lending Literacy: a book drive for the University School for Young Children
NewsMay 7
Lending Literacy: a book drive for the University School for Young ChildrenMadison Mingione, psychology major and senior at Southeast, organized a book drive during the spring semester to collect reading materials for the University School for Young Children (USYC).
The University School for Young Children: where toddlers teach college students to be better educators
NewsMay 7
The University School for Young Children: where toddlers teach college students to be better educato...Byron Henderson, director of the University School for Young Children (USYC), said they do things a little differently at the USYC. Students don't learn the alphabet in order, infants are taught to communicate first through simple sign language, the teachers focus ...
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EntertainmentMay 5
Independence: Students from complex backgrounds have different experiences with financial aidWhen filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, most students don’t have to worry about having a permanent address, access to their parents’ tax information or any of the other requirements the application needs.
CFSA collects pajamas for the Safe House for Women
NewsApril 2
CFSA collects pajamas for the Safe House for WomenThe Child and Family Studies Association (CFSA) is collecting comfy clothes to donate to the Safe House for Women in Cape Girardeau.
Southeast education students get early experience in the classroom
NewsMarch 30
Southeast education students get early experience in the classroomAccording to the US Department of Education, more than 40 states across the country have reported teacher shortages for the coming school year. As the nation deals with the shortage and a pandemic, some Southeast students have been working part-time in their local ...
Vargas responds to student sexual assault petition
NewsJanuary 26
Vargas responds to student sexual assault petitionOver winter break, discussions arose on Living at Southeast revolving around the way the university handles sexual assault and sexual misconduct cases. Many students expressed the feeling of being silenced by the process and accused the university of censorship and...
MLK Humanitarian luncheon honors community service
NewsJanuary 21
MLK Humanitarian luncheon honors community serviceThe 20th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Luncheon was held live via Zoom on Jan. 18, organized by The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. City Wide Celebration Committee.
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NewsNovember 25
3+3 JD program provides students with fast track to law degreeBeginning in Fall 2021, students can take advantage of the new partnership between Southeast Missouri State University and The University of Missouri’s law school through the new 3+3 Juris Doctor program.
Wallingford VS Leighton Q&A
NewsNovember 2
Wallingford VS Leighton Q&AAs the campaigns for Missouri House of Representatives District 147 approach the finish line tomorrow, Nov. 3, the Arrow sat down with Democratic Candidate Andy Leighton and Republican Candidate Wayne Wallingford to ask them the same set of questions. The candidate...
Two amendments could mean big changes to the Missouri Constitution
NewsOctober 21
Two amendments could mean big changes to the Missouri ConstitutionOn Nov. 3, Missourians will vote on two amendments to the state Constitution. From changing the process of drawing legislative districts to applying new term limits on statewide offices, these amendments could mean big changes for the Missouri legislature and its c...
Cape Girardeau residents mourn the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
NewsSeptember 21
Cape Girardeau residents mourn the loss of Ruth Bader GinsburgMembers of the community gathered together in Capaha Park Sunday for a candlelight vigil in memory of Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
SEMO Votes prepares students for election season
NewsSeptember 8
SEMO Votes prepares students for election seasonWith the November elections quickly approaching, many are planning to cast their ballot. Students may have questions about how to register, how to make sure they are registered or what methods of voting are available to them.
New division aims to improve student services and diversity
NewsAugust 28
New division aims to improve student services and diversityThe newly-created Division of Equity, Access and Behavioral Health now encompasses many offices and departments which have worked closely together for years. Dean of Students and Assistant to the President for Equity and Diversity Sonia Rucker has been appointe...
Southeast pilots HyFlex courses for student flexibility
NewsAugust 20
Southeast pilots HyFlex courses for student flexibilityThis fall, Southeast’s HyFlex pilot program will offer students new ways to engage in some classes.
Black Lives Matter protest held in Cape Girardeau
NewsMay 31
Black Lives Matter protest held in Cape GirardeauA large crowd of protesters gathered in Cape Girardeau on Sunday afternoon, organized by Black Lives Matter as part of the nationwide protests of police brutality in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.
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NewsMay 15
Regents approve changes to tuition, fees and curriculumDuring its final meeting of the semester on Friday, May 15, Southeast's Board of Regents discussed tuition, course fees and housing for the fall semester.
Food pantries, local businesses lend helping hands to those in need
NewsMay 3
Food pantries, local businesses lend helping hands to those in needThe United States Labor Department has found unemployment rates rising across the country and many families are struggling to put food on the table.
Southeast students continue anti-vaping campaign
NewsApril 16
Southeast students continue anti-vaping campaignCampus may be closed, but a group of Southeast's health promotion seniors is still working hard to educate their fellow students about unhealthy habits.
"If it's fake, it's not news": Parry lectures
EntertainmentFebruary 24
"If it's fake, it's not news": Parry lecturesIn a public lecture held Feb. 19, Pam Parry, chair of the Department of Mass Media, detailed the history of “fake news.”
Drumming it out: Expressive Arts and managing stress
NewsNovember 15
Drumming it out: Expressive Arts and managing stressStress is an integral part of college life, especially around this time in the semester. Stress can motivate, distract from or even paralyze a student’s progress. When does typical college stress become something more, and what can be done about it?

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