After years of planning and months of construction, the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Plaza officially was opened on Southeast’s campus Aug....

The four shuttles available on campus will be changing running times and adding stops this school year. Transportation supervisor Kirk Sandfort said...

Senior Hanna Kolaks’ internship this summer in St. Louis showed her what she does not want to do after graduation in December. “This internship kind...

At 25 Kevin Windham is never far from the center of political change.

With its first official Senate meeting drawing near, Student Government Association is facing some major changes. Collin Wherenberg, who was elected...

Anahi Gamboa spent the summer helping research water-borne illnesses in Mexico as part of an internship program at Northern Illinois University. The...

A summer internship on a Caribbean island began with a simple Facebook post from a Southeast anthropology professor. Rising senior Kaylee Gaumnitz...

Today, Missouri Governor Eric Greitens resigned in Jefferson City. His last day will be June 1 at 5 p.m. His resignation comes after his affair came...

It was not until her junior year when Martha Taylor realized the Secular Student Alliance Organization was something she wanted to pursue. With...

Gamma Sigma Sigma repurposes red sand to fill the cracks of the sidewalk on Broadway street and the riverfront on April 29 to raise awareness for...

Kristi Booth decided at a young age the world was a hurtful place. And with good reason. ​ The 43-year old Southeast graduate is a person in...

Heroin, a highly concentrated derivative of morphine, produces effects in the body similar to prescription opioids. The DEA classifies heroin as a...

Though the terms “opiates” and “opioids” are used interchangeably, the first generally refers to substances derived naturally from the poppy plant,...

Introduction Opioids, generally categorized as prescription or illicit, are manifested in many forms. Additionally, synthetic opiates lend themselves...

The Opioid Crisis Response Act of 2018, a bipartisan bill currently awaiting approval from the U. S. senate, for the improvement of departmental...

Throughout his life, Zach Norris struggled to find stability. The last time Norris was hospitalized for overdosing, he was found in the middle of a...

David Ludolph was working the night his brother died. ​ “I didn’t [respond to the call] thank God,” Ludolph said. “Someone else I was working...

Kelly Gant studies athletic training, rides a motorcycle and is about to finish her freshman year at Southeast. She is also a year into recovery from...

*Editor’s note: The source’s name for this story has been changed due to the sensitivity of this report. Southeast senior Jane Smith is studying...

Every 12 minutes, the death toll of the opioid epidemic increases by one more. There were 63,632 drug overdose deaths in the United States in 2016,...

PDMPs Amid a national state of emergency regarding the opioid epidemic, and a quadrupled overdose rate in the United States since 1999, there is only...

Treating an opioid overdose often means acting quickly to save a life. In some states, the person who witnesses the overdose is able to administer...

The opioid epidemic has grown widely in recent years, but it is far from new. It’s been entwined with mankind since the start of civilization. While...