Toslin Taylor
OpinionApril 29
Tate selected as Editor for the ArrowSoutheast junior Zach Tate has been selected as the 2019-2020 editor-in-chief of the Arrow, the award-winning student-run newspaper, since 1911. Tate, a native of Illiopolis, Illinois, currently serves as the Arrow’s sports editor and is double majoring in multimed...
NewsApril 16
SGA advisor breaks down recent election, annual budgetAfter the recent Student Government Association election, advisor Michele Irby broke down the organization's campaign process, its annual budget, addressed the mishap with the voting ballot, but had few words on the temporary removal of next SGA president Matt Rolw...NewsApril 13
S-MSTA literacy walk aids education majors and Cape community studentsStudent teachers at Southeast helped local Elementary school students improve reading during a recent event. Members of the Student Missouri State Teaching Association (S-MSTA) walked and read with Jefferson Elementary School students, as part of their professional...NewsApril 10
Easterseals Midwest lights the way for Autism AwarenessEasterseals Midwest has partnered with SEMO Alliance for Disability Independence, Inc (SADI). and Autism Awareness of Southeast Missouri (AASM) to host the fourth annual Blue Light Ball on Friday, April 12. “A lot of our individuals have expressed that they never ...
NewsFebruary 18
Bunch takes on new role as director of Counseling and Disability ServicesJanice Bunch has been in the Cape Girardeau area since 2006 to pursue her goal of being a university counselor to help students to succeed and grow, especially those of a lower social status. Bunch, a native northern Missouri, graduated in 2005 from Truman State Un...
NewsFebruary 5
Administration launches wellness initiative to improve counseling servicesSoutheast President Carlos Vargas, administrators and Student Government Association have collaborated since Fall 2017 to resolve issues involving the university’s wellness programs. As a result, administrators have been gradually launching a mental health wellness...
NewsJanuary 21
Air quality concerns force early relocation of Counseling and Disability ServicesAt the start of the spring semester Counseling and Disability Services relocated to the 11th floor of Towers East due to temporary air quality concerns in wing B of Dearmont Hall. The relocation has allowed the department to be close to the Campus Health Clinic, wh...
OpinionOctober 22
We don't just fight in OctoberAnyone that knows me well knows that I'm not a very vulnerable person. I would rather play tough and cry alone behind closed doors — it is easier that way. The story I am about share has left me so exposed. My day started off as a regular day. I was a junior in hig...
SportsOctober 22
Player Spotlight: Claire OchsFreshman Claire Ochs extended her double-double streak to 12 matches with 21 assist and 12 digs against Tennessee State University on Saturday, Oct. 20. Although the Redhawks loss to TSU, they did pick a win Friday, Oct. 19, against Belmont. Ochs had 25 assists and...
NewsAugust 13
Southeast student digs up success on Caribbean islandA summer internship on a Caribbean island began with a simple Facebook post from a Southeast anthropology professor. Rising senior Kaylee Gaumnitz saw the post that alerted her of archaeological fieldwork that her roommate pushed her to pursue. She applied, and in ...SportsFebruary 22
Track and Field team prepare for the OVC TournamentThe Southeast track and field teams are preparing to compete in the Ohio Valley Conference Championships on Feb. 23 and 24. Since 2013 they have won seven conference titles between the men and women’s indoor and outdoor teams and they are looking to continue their...
SportsJanuary 26
Lindsey Bates named MIC 'Newcomer of the Week'Freshman Lindsey Bates was named Midwest Independent Conference (MIC) Newcomer of the Week on Wednesday, Jan. 17 following her first two career all-around title against Illinois State (38.950 on Jan. 12) and Lindenwood (38.250 on Jan. 15). This marks her first care...SportsNovember 6
Billington shares importance of football's Pink Up Cape gameSoutheast wide receiver Trevon Billington has a special connection to the Pink Up Cape breast cancer awareness game. His aunt Diane Carey was diagnosed with breast cancer when he was 18 years old. She died two years later. Carey was someone who was near to his hear...SportsOctober 16
Southeast Spotlight: Kindra LierzSoutheast goalkeeper Kindra Lierz is working hard to finish her senior season strong at Southeast Missouri State. Lierz began playing soccer when she was 3 years old. She has been playing 19 years and her love for the game has not changed. “Growing up my parents’ p...SportsOctober 6
Milos Vranes plays for Serbian National TeamSoutheast men’s basketball forward Milos Vranes received an invite from head coach Zoran Todorovic to play with the Serbian National Team over the summer. After the spring semester ended, Vranes was asked to attend a basketball camp in Denver.. He did well at the ...
SportsSeptember 8
Becoming elite: cross country team works for next-level statusThe Southeast Missouri State women’s cross country team is ranked second in the Ohio Valley Conference, and the men are ranked seventh this season. “The women have improved tremendously since last season,” coach Ryan Lane said. “They have done a great job bettering...
SportsSeptember 4
Life of a collegiate athleteLife as a student- athlete at Southeast Missouri State University takes time and dedication. Between classes, practice, workouts, training, meetings and homework, to be successful time management and communication is key. When do Southeast athletes have time to rel...
SportsApril 26
Southeast's softball team splits Saturday and SundaySoutheast Missouri State's softball team competed in four games last weekend, April 22 and 23. The team played a doubleheader against Morehead State, splitting on Saturday. The Redhawks lost game one, 6-2, and won the nightcap, 6-5. Freshman center-fielder Rachel ...LOAD MORE
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