Kara Hartnett
NewsMay 3
Zach Norris: a recovered manThroughout his life, Zach Norris struggled to find stability. The last time Norris was hospitalized for overdosing, he was found in the middle of a street, blocking traffic, on his knees. ​ He had spent the week not sleeping, selling meth. As he was about to...
NewsApril 3
Community conversation series comes to campusIn the era of social media, Southeast professor Debbie Lee-Distefano said people just aren’t used to listening anymore — so she helped create the community conversation series that promotes conversation and understanding differing viewpoints. “It’s given everyone ...OpinionMarch 21
This is your invitation to get involved in politicsWith midterm elections coming up, it's about time the millennial generation takes a full stride into the governing-sphere, so what's stopping us? Far too often I hear "I'm just a _, politics isn't my thing" as though an individual's profession or interests has an i...
NewsMarch 20
LeGrand named new Student Regent for Board of RegentsSoutheast junior Luke LeGrand was recently appointed by Gov. Eric Greitens to be the new Student Regent for the Southeast Board of Regents. LeGrand is majoring in accounting at Southeast and was born and raised in Cape Girardeau. He applied for the student regent p...NewsMarch 7
House committee passes HB1936 to house floorThe Missouri House general laws committee passed House Bill 1936, and several other gun-related bills Feb. 27 despite a divide in party lines. All bills passed in committee will be sent to the House floor to be voted on. The votes tallied 8-4 in committee after a s...
NewsFebruary 20
Amid national debate, Missouri House considers bill to allow concealed carry at state universitiesAmid tragic school shootings in 2018, the Missouri House of Representatives is considering House Bill 1936, which proposes to expand the list of locations an individual can carry a concealed weapon. That list includes state universities. The piece of legislature w...OpinionFebruary 15
FERPA abuse? I think so.In a forum earlier this week, assistant dean of students Randy Carter said the Office of Student Conduct cannot release information of students found in violation of sexual assault due to the Federal Education and Privacy Act of 1974. As it turns out — that’s not ...
NewsFebruary 14
Sexual assault panel provides forum between students, administratorsWhat started out as a school project turned into a public forum that brought students and staff together in the University Center Redhawks room on Monday to address one national topic — sexual assault. Southeast senior Jessica Strunk hosted a panel on sexual assau...NewsFebruary 13
SGA update: Feb. 12, 2018Student Government Association moved into the next phase of a student fee’s conversation, as well as discussed upcoming elections in its open meeting Monday. President Peyton Mogley led the discussion on the university critical initiatives investment plan, to which...OpinionJanuary 27
Nine alternative ways Southeast can make it out of budget cuts aliveThe 6 million will be paid off in weeks. Between the underground tunnels and the haunting of Rose Theater I think we could make some big bucks here Spend it now and pay off as little as possible until loan forgiveness kicks in… right?? It’s already out of hand, mig...
NewsJanuary 26
Three finalists compete for year-long vacant student regent positionThe student-regent position on the Board of Regents at Southeast has been vacant since Jan. 2017, and is currently awaiting appointment by Gov. Eric Greitens. The search for a new student regent has been in process since Aug. 2017, and has come down to three finali...OpinionJanuary 26
New Year, New ArrowThe new year dictum “New Year, New Me” has made its way into the Southeast Arrow newsroom as we work to become a better newspaper that serves the Southeast community. We have been working diligently over break to restructure our internal procedures to better suit o...NewsJanuary 26
Southeast implements new emergency alert systemOn Friday, Jan. 12 at approximately 5:30 a.m. students received a text message from the university notifying them of a winter-weather notice that was closing specific regional campuses. Students also received an email, several social media alerts, a phone call and...NewsNovember 13
University awaits Education Department new policies regarding sexual assault standard of proof polic...College campuses across the nation are currently on standby as they wait out key court cases surrounding sexual assault at the university level that will facilitate in determining a new policy for adjudicating sexual assault on campus. The current standard of proo...NewsOctober 26
Before Roswell: the Cape Girardeau UFO of 1941It was around Independence Day in 1947 when the world grew skeptical that Earth was the only planet to host living beings in the universe. These skeptics stemmed from the story of a rancher in Roswell, New Mexico, who was said to have found a crash site within his ...NewsOctober 11
The mask comes off: Rowdy revealedAfter five years hyping up the crowd, pre-game Pibb Extra and being super slick with the ladies, Rowdy is ready to retire his tail-feathers and take off the mask to reveal his true identity. The identity of Rowdy has always been a mystery, a mystery only few people...OpinionOctober 9
Response to Oct. 6, 2017 Letter to the EditorBrittany, Thank you for reading the Arrow and taking the time to express your concerns regarding the incident report. We started running the report this year to emphasize to students what is going on around campus, and we pull the report directly from the public cr...NewsSeptember 27
Departments respond to merge proposal, continue with restructuring processDue to recent budget cuts, Southeast’s provost Karl Kunkel has been tasked with reorganizing the academic affairs division of the university and has proposed the restructuring of five different academic departments. The Department of Modern Languages, Anthropology...NewsSeptember 25
MDHE calls for low-completer program reviewThe Missouri Department of Higher Education has ordered Southeast to review low-completer programs at the university due to recent budget cuts. Known as an extraordinary program review, this request has been made statewide to all state universities and has resulte...NewsSeptember 12
International student enrollment drops 26 percentTo go to school in the United States, international students have to pay to apply to a school, pay to take standardized English proficiency tests, pay to apply for a visa, and a lot of times they will have to travel to the capital city to have that visa interview.....LOAD MORE
Advertisment
