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Abby Volz

Staff Writer

Carpe Diem showcases the diversity of SEMO’s international community
newsMarch 6
Carpe Diem showcases the diversity of SEMO’s international communitySEMO's Carpe Diem event transformed a gym into a global marketplace, featuring food, music, and traditions from over 60 countries, celebrating the diversity of its international community.
From Pope Francis to DOGE job cuts: Stories you may have missed
newsMarch 4
From Pope Francis to DOGE job cuts: Stories you may have missedPope Francis battles critical health issues amid double pneumonia diagnosis, while Elon Musk's DOGE initiative sparks fear of job cuts with mass email demands and national park firings.
SEMO’s Department of Music celebrates high school and college musical talent at Revelry!
newsFebruary 26
SEMO’s Department of Music celebrates high school and college musical talent at Revelry! SEMO's Department of Music hosted "Revelry!" at River Campus, showcasing high school and college talents through vibrant performances by the University Concert Band and Southeast Wind Symphony.
From a Russia-America meeting in Saudi Arabia to a plane crash in Arizona: Stories you may have missed
newsFebruary 21
From a Russia-America meeting in Saudi Arabia to a plane crash in Arizona: Stories you may have miss...Diplomatic strides as U.S. and Russia meet in Saudi Arabia to discuss Ukraine war and embassies, while a tragic plane crash in Arizona raises aviation safety concerns after a series of recent incidents.
Debbie Below retires after 28 years at SEMO
newsFebruary 18
Debbie Below retires after 28 years at SEMODebbie Below retires after 28 years at SEMO, leaving a legacy of student success and innovation. As she steps down, she reflects on her career and embraces the university's exciting future changes.
From Women’s Dormitory to Preservation Project: The History of Dearmont Hall
newsFebruary 14
From Women’s Dormitory to Preservation Project: The History of Dearmont HallDearmont Hall, a historic SEMO landmark, will soon make way for the new Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall.
Presidential candidate Brad Hodson pays his first visit to SEMO’s campus
newsFebruary 13
Presidential candidate Brad Hodson pays his first visit to SEMO’s campusBrad Hodson, the sole candidate for SEMO's presidency, discusses his vision in open forums, addressing leadership style, staff morale, tuition and diversity.
From Baldoni’s new website to Trump’s trade war: Stories you may have missed
newsFebruary 8
From Baldoni’s new website to Trump’s trade war: Stories you may have missedHollywood drama unfolds as Justin Baldoni countersues Blake Lively with a new website detailing their legal battle while Trump escalates tensions with a trade war targeting China, Canada and Mexico.
Presidential Search Committee unanimously selects a candidate to be the new president
newsFebruary 6
Presidential Search Committee unanimously selects a candidate to be the new presidentDr. Brad Hodson has been unanimously recommended as the university's 19th president by the Presidential Search Committee. His candidacy now awaits approval from the Board of Governors.
From Ice Raids in America to Kilauea Erupting: Stories You May Have Missed
newsFebruary 5
From Ice Raids in America to Kilauea Erupting: Stories You May Have MissedICE raids target U.S. cities with over 1,000 arrests, while Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts for the seventh time in a month, spewing lava and hazardous gases. Stay informed on these unfolding events.
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