Turning Point USA at Southeast Missouri State University has scheduled a screening of the new documentary “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in his own words.”

Gary Tyler, outreach specialist at Crisp Museum, organized a hands-on Halloween Paper Model event for the public Oct. 10. The event allowed participants to create a festive paper model to kick off the spooky season.

Student Government Association (SGA) welcomed a guest speaker and discussed the evaluation of SE Link during its meeting Monday, Oct. 12.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Students showed their support across from the University Center on Normal Avenue through the Clothesline Project.

Southeast has reported 284 total COVID-19 cases since they began tracking and reporting their data July 27. When a student receives a positive test result for the virus, specific steps are taken to ensure the safety of the student.

The Arrow will be holding a debate on Wednesday, Oct. 14, between representatives from the College Democrats of Southeast Missouri State University and the College Republicans of Southeast Missouri State University.

Student Government Association (SGA) discussed new ways to inform Southeast students about on-campus events and received an update on Faculty Senate business during its meeting Monday, Oct. 5.

On Saturday night the SEMO fountain on the corner of Henderson and Broadway was filled with “four pounds of laundry detergent” according to Director of Facilities Management Angela Meyer.

This year, a higher number of first-year Redhawks returned to campus as Southeast met their retention rate goal, while overall enrollment numbers declined by 6%.

Jacqueline Neil, Southeast graduate, was recently included on the “30 Under 30” list released by the political media company The Missouri Times every year. The list is made up of optimistic young adults working in Missouri politics.

A crowd gathered Friday, Sep. 25, between Academic and Memorial Hall to dedicate the newly finished Veterans Plaza and witness the first flag-raising ceremony in honor of the military service of Southeast veterans.

CORRECTION: Changes to the schedule were not finalized when we reported on them, the story has been updated to reflect this. The Arrow regrets the error.

Southeast Missouri State University announced revised plans for Fall 2020 commencement, which include in-person events and the inclusion of Spring and Summer 2020 graduates.

Gus’ Pretzels, a St. Louis pretzel company, has been a staple of the community since their founding in 1920. The current owners of Gus’, Gus Jr. and Suzanne Koebbe, graduated from Southeast in 1978. In January of 1980, Gus Jr. purchased the company from his father...

An 81-year-old retired Navy Seabee is proving it is never too late to follow your dreams by paddling a sea kayak approximately 2,400 miles down the full length of the Mississippi River.

The Homecoming Planning Committee and Leadership of Student Activities Council are hosting a Spirit Week the last week of October to make up for the loss of a traditional fall homecoming.

Career services hosted a smaller Business, Accounting and Finance Micro Expo job fair for students to connect with employers searching for talented candidates. Interested students met with employers in their field to discuss their long-term career goals and job opportunities in Dempster Hall Thursday, Sept. 17.

Members of the community gathered together in Capaha Park Sunday for a candlelight vigil in memory of Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The process of identifying a body from a cold case is a long and difficult one, but according to Jennifer Bengtson, associate professor of anthropology, it is also a rewarding one.

Members of the Student Government Association voted to approve their yearly budget in their first senate meeting of the semester on Monday night.

A piece of Southeast Missouri’s cinematic past is getting a facelift.

Later this fall, Southeast students will be able to walk a few blocks from the main campus for a meal with “All-American flair.” A new Broadway restaurant at the corner of Frederick and Broadway is scheduled to serve up classic burgers, hot dogs and fries starting the first week of October.

The Center for Behavioral Health and Accessibility (CBHA) held their annual fall Health and Wellness Fair during National Suicide Prevention Week on the third floor of the University Center Sept. 9.

In the wake of standardized test dates getting canceled across the nation in the spring, Southeast President Carlos Vargas announced today at a press conference the university is expanding test-optional admissions and scholarships for new students in Fall 2021.

This semester, Southeast is piloting Canvas, the University’s new learning management system (LMS), in approximately 300 sections across all majors.