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lifestyleOctober 3
When the seasons change: A playlist to greet fallAs the temperature begins to drop, there are songs to ease the slow transition to autumn as we say goodbye to summer. Here are a few highlights from my Spotify playlist that take you hand-in-hand and walk you through the bittersweet departure of the sunny season.
newsOctober 1
Symphony Sampler: A harmonious tradition continues under new leadershipSoutheast Missouri State University’s Symphony Orchestra presents the various instrumental sounds within the ensemble to open the highly musical season. Through soloists, chamber groups, and the many instrumental choirs located at River Campus.
sportsSeptember 28
Payton Brown continues to dominate the backfield, named Big South-OVC Freshman of the Week
Freshman phenom Payton Brown is making waves at SEMO, leading the team in rushing yards and earning Big South-OVC Freshman of the Week honors. Catch his next performance on September 27th against Northwestern State.
sportsSeptember 27
Catching greatness: Dorian Anderson's stellar start to his senior seasonSenior wide receiver Dorian Anderson is off to an explosive start this season, boasting 27 receptions, 424 yards, and five touchdowns in just four games. Discover how his hard work and mentorship from past seniors have fueled his rise.
newsSeptember 27
Local substance use resources available to students during National Recovery MonthDiscover essential on- and off-campus resources for students during National Recovery Month. Learn how the SAPE program and Gibson Center for Behavioral Change can support substance use prevention and recovery.
lifestyleSeptember 26
The My Story Podcast: Episode two: Own where you are from Wesley Pérez Vidal is a Puerto Rican student who traveled to Cape Girardeau, MO for an internship. However, he speaks about where he is originally from and how his past experiences have helped him develop compassion for others. 
newsSeptember 26
Students for a Democratic Society: energizing campus activismStudents for a Democratic Society (SDS) is revitalizing campus activism by addressing key issues like housing, drug epidemics, and reproductive rights. Unaffiliated with any political party, SDS aims to amplify student voices and inspire change in Cape Girardeau.
newsSeptember 23
Arrow on the Air: 09/23/24For this week of Arrow on the Air, the Super Smash Brothers Ultimate team has an exciting new season starting up, learn about cheap places to shop for college students at SEMO, local substance use resources at SEMO, and the Greek Ball tournament held on Sept. 19. 
sportsSeptember 21
X-Factors: SEMO players to watch in the War for the Wheel showdownSEMO's top players gear up for the War for the Wheel showdown against SIU on Sept. 21. Key standouts include QB Paxton DeLaurent, WRs Mitchell Sellers, Dorian Anderson, and defensive leaders Bryce Norman and Nasim Cairo.
sportsSeptember 21
Tristan Smith shines in his Redhawk debut against UT MartinTristan Smith dazzles in his SEMO debut, catching 7 passes for 40 yards and a touchdown against UT Martin. After recovering from a shoulder injury, the junior wide receiver aims for 1000 yards and All-American honors this season.
sportsSeptember 16
Paxton DeLaurent sets new personal record in game against UT MartinPaxton DeLaurent shatters personal records with 376 passing yards and 6 touchdowns against UT Martin, earning multiple Player of the Week honors. The Redhawks' QB credits his team and coaches for the standout performance.
newsSeptember 16
Friendship Week, hosted by International Education and Services, promotes global connectionsInternational Education and Services hosted its first Friendship Week, Sept 9-13, with activities like bracelet-making, blanket crafting for charity, and game nights, fostering global connections and cultural diversity on campus.
newsSeptember 15
“A Life in the Wild” - Crisp Museum features an exhibition by famed nature photographer
Discover the stunning world of nature through the lens of acclaimed photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen at Crisp Museum's "A Life in the Wild" exhibition, featuring 40 breathtaking images from his global adventures.
newsSeptember 13
SGA appoints new senators and Diversity Chair in first meeting of the 2024-2025 year. SGA kicks off 2024-2025 with new senators and Diversity Chair. President Lydia Pobst discusses her role in the presidential search, while newly appointed Diversity Chair TJ Mukumba aims to amplify international voices.
featuresSeptember 11
Third-generation student becomes Student Government PresidentSEMO's Lydia Pobst, a third-generation student, has been elected Student Government President. The junior communications major aims to enhance campus life through beautification, innovation and accessibility initiatives.
newsSeptember 9
Arrow on the Air: 09/09/2024This week on Arrow on the Air, The Board of Governors has voted out SEMO President Carlos Vargas. Hear more about a student art show that is taking place on Catapult. Learn about the upcoming volleyball season. And the e-sports team is taking off with a large gran...
sportsSeptember 8
SEMO volleyball returns with new talent and high hopes for OVC titleSEMO Volleyball returns with fresh talent and high hopes for an OVC title. After a strong 22-10 season, the Redhawks are ranked first in preseason polls. Coach Yankus and her revamped roster aim to prove their top billing.
newsSeptember 8
"Songs I Have Played": Dr. Lamont's performance at Shuck Recital HallDr. Barbara Lamont's "Songs I Have Played" recital at SEMO's Shuck Recital Hall showcased her vocal talents across 17 diverse pieces, blending classical, musical theater, and modern compositions with pianist Matt Yount.
newsAugust 27
Shooting at Show Me Center sparks new security measures on campusA shooting at the Show Me Center during a graduation ceremony has prompted SEMO to implement new security measures. The university plans to install metal detectors, additional security cameras and enforce a clear-bag policy at major events.
sportsAugust 27
Zack Gieg: A pillar of strength for SEMO Football in 2024 SeasonZack Gieg, a standout offensive lineman for Southeast Missouri State University, is poised to lead the Redhawks in the 2024 season. With a retooled team and a renewed mindset, Gieg aims to turn last year's struggles into this year's success.
sportsAugust 26
Bryce Norman: The heartbeat of SEMO's defense ready for a stellar senior yearBryce Norman, SEMO's star inside linebacker, gears up for a standout senior year with multiple preseason accolades. Known for his relentless work ethic and leadership, Norman aims to cement his legacy in SEMO's defense.
newsAugust 23
River Campus Quad Volleyball Game promotes connection among students
Lynwood Campus Ministry organized a speed-volleyball game on River Campus to foster student connections and engagement. The event aimed to ensure River Campus students feel included and valued, promoting fellowship and fun.
sportsAugust 23
SEMO Soccer Falls to SIU Salukis 1-0 in Hard-Fought BattleSEMO Soccer narrowly lost to SIU Salukis 1-0 in a physical contest marked by intense midfield battles and near-misses. Despite the defeat, Head Coach Heather Nelson and players see promising progress. Next up: Indiana State on September 1.
sportsAugust 22
Playing in the Sand: CAMO Hosts Speed Volleyball at Parker Field
CAMO Hosts Speed Volleyball Tournament at Parker Field
Over 300 SEMO students competed in CAMO's Speed Volleyball tournament at Parker Field, vying for a $150 Burritoville gift card and a 55" TV raffle. Discover why students prefer this fast-paced game
sportsAugust 19
Paxton DeLaurent on his return from injury, leadership, and motivation for the season
SEMO quarterback Paxton DeLaurent is back from injury, stronger and ready to lead the Redhawks in his senior season. With increased physical strength and a focus on leadership, DeLaurent aims to elevate his team's performance.
sportsAugust 16
A fresh start: SEMO football's new faces and rising leaders for the 2024-2025 seasonSEMO football gears up for the 2024-2025 season with new leaders and fresh talent, aiming to improve on last year's 4-7 record. Key departures include NFL draftee Ryan Flournoy and record-setting Geno Hess.
newsMay 5
SEMO students protest the occupation of PalestineStudent-led protests have been present across the nation, and SEMO students joined in on the activism by hosting a Free Palestine Protest. Participants spread awareness and expressed their disdain regarding Israel’s current occupation in Palestine.
newsApril 25
SEMO hosts the ATA Legends Martial Arts Club for a Self Defense and Situational Awareness ClassStudents at Southeast were presented with the opportunity to attend a self defense and situational awareness training in the student recreation center. This training class was hosted by Legends Martial Arts Club, located out of Jackson, MO.
featuresApril 23
Graduate students in the communication disorders department help make a differenceHaving the ability to communicate is something that most people take for granted. Every day people wake up, and without even having to think about it, are able to speak and listen to others around them.
featuresApril 20
150 years and counting of SEMO traditions: Students continue to honor customs that make Southeast th...Located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Southeast Missouri State University is rich in traditions that are cherished by students, alumni and the local community. Traditions range from day-to-day customs to the annual Homecoming celebration.
featuresApril 17
Show Me Day: Is the hassle worth it?Stepping onto a college campus for the first time can be exhilarating. Show Me Day, designed to showcase the vibrant campus life and opportunities available at Southeast Missouri State University, gives prospective students a glimpse into their potential future. Advertisement
