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Arrow on the Air 2/23/2025

February 24

Arrow on the Air 2/23/2025Catch the latest episode of Arrow on the Air as Alex Barton explores SEMO men's basketball's record win streak, Neva Wodochek explores the new Roni's Mac Bar and Ari Ortiz highlights SEMO's Sikeston Regional Campus.

Ariangelis Ortiz

From the Newsroom 2/23/25

February 24

From the Newsroom 2/23/25Join host Sarah Lerch and Arrow reporters Ariana Negron, Beto Vaca Diez and Lily Niebrugge for your weekly dose of news. This week's episode features stories on the recent snow day, the basketball team's wins and the new Roni's Mac and Cheese Bar in Downtown Cape.

SEMO adds on to the history books with dominant win against Lindenwood

February 23

SEMO adds on to the history books with dominant win against LindenwoodSEMO Redhawks extend their historic winning streak to nine with a 74-58 victory over Lindenwood Lions. The team achieves their best home record since 1999-2000, fueled by standout performances from Rob Martin and Brendan Terry.

Redhawks Fall to the Lindenwood Lions despite Zoe Best's scoring surge

February 23

Redhawks Fall to the Lindenwood Lions despite Zoe Best's scoring surgeDespite Zoe Best's impressive scoring, the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks fell to the Lindenwood Lions 70-47 in their final home game. The team aims to rebound against SIUE next Thursday.

Anthony Westervelt

Southeast welcomes Galen Bingham for annual Michael Davis Lecture

February 22

Southeast welcomes Galen Bingham for annual Michael Davis LectureGalen Bingham, CEO of Kiln Global Coaching, will deliver the 29th annual Michael Davis Lecture at Southeast Missouri State University on Feb. 24.

Photo Gallery: Redhawk open track meet

February 22

Photo Gallery: Redhawk open track meetSEMO track and field excelled at their indoor meet with 21 top three finishes, 11 first place wins, and 10 personal bests. Senior Paden Lewis set a new shot put record with a 62' 6" throw.

Record-breaking victory: SEMO Redhawks extend winning streak with win over WIU

February 22

Record-breaking victory: SEMO Redhawks extend winning streak with win over WIUSEMO Redhawks secured a record-breaking eight straight win with an 87-66 victory over WIU, surpassing their longest Division I streak since 2005. Key performances from Brendan Terry, Rob Martin, Teddy Washington Jr., and Brandon Stacker led the way.

37 applied for SEMO presidency, but only one option was given

February 21

37 applied for SEMO presidency, but only one option was givenSEMO's presidential search drew 37 applicants, but only Dr. Brad Hodson was chosen as the finalist. The board cited his ability to build relationships and boost enrollment as key reasons for his selection.

From a Russia-America meeting in Saudi Arabia to a plane crash in Arizona: Stories you may have missed

February 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.

Remembering five of SEMO’s impactful presidents

February 21

Remembering five of SEMO’s impactful presidentsExplore the lasting legacies of five influential presidents at Southeast Missouri State University, from Lucius H. Cheney's foundational work to Dale F. Nitzschke's campus expansions. Discover their impacts.

SEMO track star Paden Lewis shatters the shot put record

February 20

SEMO track star Paden Lewis shatters the shot put recordSEMO's Paden Lewis breaks the shot put record with a 61' 1.5" throw at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invitational, earning the OVC Male Field Athlete of the Week. Lewis eyes further records and national titles.

Anthony Westervelt

The My Story Podcast: "Thinks Positively"

February 19

The My Story Podcast: "Thinks Positively"Kyler, commonly known for his unique hairstyle, is a Student at Southeast Missouri State University and a Cohost of Hot5ive. Here he talks about his story, why and how he styles his hair constantly.

Ariangelis Ortiz

A legacy of belief: Dr. Parry's lasting impact

February 19

A legacy of belief: Dr. Parry's lasting impactDiscover the profound legacy of Dr. Pam Parry, a beloved professor who transformed lives through unwavering belief and mentorship. Her impact endures in every student she inspired and empowered.

Wait, who sings this?

February 19

Wait, who sings this?Many of us feel strongly in our opinions: dogs are better than cats, Spotify is better than Apple Music, Disney needs to stop making the billionth live adaptation…I’m here to spark a healthy debate on three song covers that are arguably brilliant if not better than...

Gabriella Marsh

The do’s and don’ts of dating apps

February 19

The do’s and don’ts of dating appsNavigate the world of dating apps safely and effectively with these essential do's and don'ts. Learn how to set boundaries, spot red flags, and stay authentic to foster meaningful connections online.

Crisp Museum hosts I Love Us Paint Night

February 18

Crisp Museum hosts I Love Us Paint NightCrisp Museum's I Love Us Paint Night brought couples and friends together to create collaborative art, fostering creativity and connection. Attendees painted complementary canvases for a unique shared masterpiece.

Mallory Hawkins

Debbie Below retires after 28 years at SEMO

February 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.

Record-tying triumph: SEMO Redhawks extend winning streak with victory over TTU

February 18

Record-tying triumph: SEMO Redhawks extend winning streak with victory over TTUSEMO Redhawks secure a record-tying seventh straight win with an 83-69 victory over TTU, matching their longest Division I streak since 2005. Key performances from Teddy Washington Jr. and Rob Martin led the charge.

Arrow on the Air 2/17/2025

February 17

Arrow on the Air 2/17/2025Join Alex Barton, Neva Wodochek and Ariangelis Ortiz on Arrow on the Air as they discuss Dr. Brad Hodson's appointment as SEMO's president, honor historian Dr. Frank Nickel and spotlight Redhawks star Brendan Terry's standout season.

Ariangelis Ortiz

Redhawk Swim rebuilds at SEMO: balancing competition and community

February 17

Redhawk Swim rebuilds at SEMO: balancing competition and communitySEMO's Redhawk Swim team is back, offering a welcoming space for swimmers of all levels to connect and compete. From community practices to national meets, the club balances fun and competition.

From the Newsroom 2/16/25

February 17

From the Newsroom 2/16/25Join host Beto Vaca Díez and Arrow reporters Sarah Lerch, Ariana Negron and Lily Niebrugge for featured stories on the DEI executive order, the vice president of student enrollment and student success, Debbie Below’s retirement, the track season record breaker and ...

Swiping into modern love: How technology has changed dating

February 14

Swiping into modern love: How technology has changed datingExplore the evolution of dating in the digital age, from the rise of apps like Tinder and Bumble to the challenges of ghosting and catfishing. Discover how technology reshapes modern romance.

From Women’s Dormitory to Preservation Project: The History of Dearmont Hall

February 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.

Inside Brendan Terry's game-changing season with the SEMO Redhawks

February 14

Inside Brendan Terry's game-changing season with the SEMO RedhawksBrendan Terry is making waves in his debut season with the SEMO Redhawks, averaging 10.7 points and 4.3 rebounds per game. His physicality and consistency are key to the team's ongoing success.

Taylor Ingle Shines Again: Leading Her Team to New Heights and Earning MIC Honors

February 14

Taylor Ingle Shines Again: Leading Her Team to New Heights and Earning MIC Honors Taylor Ingle dazzles at home meet, leading her team to a season-high score and clinching MIC 'Gymnast of the Week' honors. Balancing nursing studies and gymnastics, Ingle is a true inspiration.

Southeast Missouri State University welcomes Dr. Brad Hodson as new President

February 13

Southeast Missouri State University welcomes Dr. Brad Hodson as new PresidentDr. Brad Hodson was unanimously named new President of Southeast Missouri State University, set to begin July 2025. With 30 years in higher education, he aims to boost revenue through strategic recruitment.

Presidential candidate Brad Hodson pays his first visit to SEMO’s campus

February 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.

The My Story Podcast: Thank You Dr. Parry

February 13

The My Story Podcast: Thank You Dr. ParryDr. Pam Parry was not just a SEMO professor—she was a mentor, a friend and inspiration. In November 2024, we sat down with Dr. Parry to hear her story and advice. Sadly, Dr. Parry passed away on Feb. 4, 2025. In this special episode, we share her story and hear fro...

Ariangelis Ortiz

SGA Talks Presidential listening sessions and approves student funding

February 12

SGA Talks Presidential listening sessions and approves student fundingSGA President Lydia Pobst announces listening sessions for presidential candidate Dr. Brad Hodson and approves funding for student participation in key conferences, enhancing educational opportunities.

Respected historian and educator at SEMO passes away

February 12

Respected historian and educator at SEMO passes awayDr. Frank Nickell, a revered historian and educator at Southeast Missouri State University, has died at 82. Known for his "Almost Yesterday" radio show, Nickell was a beloved mentor and advocate for Missouri history.

The Do’s and Don’ts of hair dye

February 12

The Do’s and Don’ts of hair dyeThinking of DIY hair dye? Discover essential tips to achieve salon-worthy results at home. From selecting the right dye to post-color care, avoid common pitfalls and ensure vibrant, lasting color.

Black Student Union showcases talents at Black History Month Program

February 12

Black Student Union showcases talents at Black History Month ProgramSEMO's Black Student Union celebrated Black History Month with a vibrant showcase of talent featuring poetry, dance, music and more.

Photo Gallery: Students shine at Winter Dance Collection

February 12

Photo Gallery: Students shine at Winter Dance CollectionSEMO's Winter Dance Collection dazzled audiences with student and guest choreography, showcasing diverse talents and cultural expressions. Highlights included pieces by Sabrina Naz and student Anesu Tarunona.

McKenzie Nelson

Some SEMO diversity, equity and inclusion web pages down temporarily

February 12

Some SEMO diversity, equity and inclusion web pages down temporarilySEMO's diversity and inclusion web pages, including the LGBTQ+ resource center and Black Faculty Staff Alliance, faced temporary outages. Some pages are back online, but others remain down. Updates are ongoing.

From the Newsroom 2/9/25

February 11

From the Newsroom 2/9/25Join host Ariana Negron and Arrow reporters Lily Niebrugge and Beto Vaca Díez for your weekly dose of news. This week's episode features stories on The Winter Dance Collection, the incoming football recruits and Black Tie Trivia.

Arrow on the Air 2/10/2025

February 11

Arrow on the Air 2/10/2025Join Neva Wodochek and Alex Barton on Arrow on the Air as they discuss SEMO's Black History Month celebration, football team recruitment updates and an incident at a Cape Girardeau basketball tournament.

Ariangelis Ortiz

From Baldoni’s new website to Trump’s trade war: Stories you may have missed

February 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.

Photo Gallery: Crisp Museum hosts Love Sewing Workshop

February 7

Photo Gallery: Crisp Museum hosts Love Sewing WorkshopCrisp Museum's Love Sewing Workshop featured Ellen Flentge guiding participants in creating Valentine's table runners with a "quilt-as-you-go" technique, allowing for both pattern following and custom designs.

Beloved mass media professor passes away

February 7

Beloved mass media professor passes awayDr. Pam Parry, esteemed media historian and professor at Southeast Missouri State University, has passed away. Known for her work on Eisenhower and women in politics, she was a beloved educator and author.

SEMO College of Business and Computing to hold memorial service for late Dean Dávila

February 7

SEMO College of Business and Computing to hold memorial service for late Dean Dávila SEMO to hold a memorial for the late Dean Alberto Dávila on Feb. 21, 2025, at 3 p.m. in Kem Statuary Hall. Open to faculty, staff, alumni, students and community. Contact news@semo.edu for details.

SGA hosts guest speaker, appoints new senator and approves funding

February 6

SGA hosts guest speaker, appoints new senator and approves fundingSEMO's SGA meeting featured a guest speaker, Paul Sharpe, the new dean of Kent Library, who discussed library resources. The meeting also appointed Jenna Brock as a new senator and approved funding for a music conference.

Mallory Hawkins

Must be love on the brain

February 6

Must be love on the brainAs we near Valentine’s Day, the theme of love translates differently to each person's walk of life, but it’s something we all understand. Whatever situation you find yourself in this Feb. 14, may these three songs further explain the complexity and simplicities of ...

Gabriella Marsh

Groundhog’s Day and the tradition of folklore and fun

February 6

Groundhog’s Day and the tradition of folklore and funDiscover the fascinating origins of Groundhog Day, a blend of ancient European folklore and American tradition, as Punxsutawney Phil takes center stage to predict the arrival of spring.

The rise of esports on the college campus

February 6

The rise of esports on the college campusEsports is taking over college campuses, evolving from a hobby to a career path. With over 200 U.S. colleges offering varsity teams and degrees, students are gaining skills for diverse industries.

Presidential Search Committee unanimously selects a candidate to be the new president

February 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.

Social media’s evolution and its impact on connection and mental health

February 5

Social media’s evolution and its impact on connection and mental healthExplore the evolution of social media from MySpace to TikTok and its dual impact on global connections and mental health. Discover how platforms shape interactions and the challenges they pose to well-being.

From Ice Raids in America to Kilauea Erupting: Stories You May Have Missed

February 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.

SEMO’s Harrison College of Business and Computing introduces new interim leadership

February 5

SEMO’s Harrison College of Business and Computing introduces new interim leadershipSEMO's Harrison College of Business and Computing welcomes Dr. Kevin Dickson as interim dean and Dr. Heather McMillan as interim chair. Both leaders aim to continue advancing student opportunities and faculty support.

From yarn to art: A look at the Macramé Workshop at Crisp Museum

February 5

From yarn to art: A look at the Macramé Workshop at Crisp MuseumDiscover the art of macramé at Crisp Museum's workshop, where community members and students learned to weave intricate designs under the guidance of junior art major Rae Perry.

BSU Kicks Off Black History Month with celebration and community events

February 5

BSU Kicks Off Black History Month with celebration and community eventsBSU launches Black History Month with events honoring African American contributions. Celebrations include a kickoff, a Black History Program, and collaborations with local groups to foster education and unity.

SEMO Redhawks basketball: A look ahead at the upcoming week

February 4

SEMO Redhawks basketball: A look ahead at the upcoming weekSEMO Redhawks aim to extend their three-game win streak this week with crucial matchups against Morehead State and Southern Indiana. A win over Morehead could tie them for first in the OVC standings.

Andon Christian

Stage 4 of SEMO Presidential Search commences; next president to be appointed in March

February 4

Stage 4 of SEMO Presidential Search commences; next president to be appointed in MarchSEMO advances in its search for a new president, with finalist visits set for early 2025 and an appointment expected in March.

Arrow on the Air 2/3/2025

February 4

Arrow on the Air 2/3/2025In this episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton interim leadership changes at SEMO's Harrison College of Business and Computing, Divas Through the Decades at Broadway Bistro and the rise of esports with a new university minor program.

Divas Through the Decades at Broadway Bistro

February 2

Divas Through the Decades at Broadway BistroBrick Road Productions held a cabaret-style show, “Divas Through the Decades,” at Broadway Bistro on January 29. The student-led organization from SEMO’s River Campus aims to provide real-world theater experiences for students in various roles like performance, dir...

SEMO men's basketball triumph in overtime thriller against Tennessee State

February 2

SEMO men's basketball triumph in overtime thriller against Tennessee StateSEMO men's basketball team clinched a thrilling 89-87 overtime victory against Tennessee State, thanks to a last-second shot by Senior guard Teddy Washington Jr. Coach Korn lauds team resilience and preparation.

Women’s basketball falls short in 70-62 loss to Tennessee State

February 2

Women’s basketball falls short in 70-62 loss to Tennessee StateSEMO women's basketball team falls 70-62 to Tennessee State despite strong performances from seniors Lexi McCully and Skyler Barnes. The Redhawks aim to regroup ahead of their upcoming road games.

The heart of SEMO: Teddy Washington Jr.'s leadership drives Redhawks Men's Basketball forward

February 1

The heart of SEMO: Teddy Washington Jr.'s leadership drives Redhawks Men's Basketball forwardTeddy Washington Jr. leads SEMO's Redhawks with skill and determination, dominating the court and inspiring teammates. His journey through multiple colleges has shaped him into a pivotal player in the OVC.

Celebrating Rowdy the Redhawk and his history at SEMO

February 1

Celebrating Rowdy the Redhawk and his history at SEMOSEMO's beloved mascot, Rowdy the Redhawk, celebrates 20 years of school spirit and community engagement. Since his debut in 2005, Rowdy has evolved and become a key figure for Redhawks fans.

The unwritten rules of concert etiquette: lessons from 60+ shows

January 31

The unwritten rules of concert etiquette: lessons from 60+ showsDiscover the essential unwritten rules of concert etiquette from a seasoned attendee of over 60 shows. Learn how to navigate mosh pits, crowd surfing, and common disruptions to enhance your concert experience.

SGA approves funding and appoints a new secretary

January 31

SGA approves funding and appoints a new secretary SEMO's SGA kicks off the semester by appointing a new secretary and approving funding for student projects, including a literary journal and participation in key conferences.

SEMO to Transform Campus with New Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall

January 31

SEMO to Transform Campus with New Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall SEMO is set to replace Dearmont Hall with the Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall, thanks to $10 million in federal funding. The 55,000 sq ft facility aims to centralize health sciences education by 2027.

Cape Girardeau Officials Present Results of Gun Violence Task Force at City Council Meeting

January 31

Cape Girardeau Officials Present Results of Gun Violence Task Force at City Council MeetingCape Girardeau's Gun Violence Task Force presented its findings at a city council meeting, highlighting innovative policing strategies, community engagement, and technology like ShotSpotter to reduce gun crime.

SEMO Men’s basketball dominate UT Martin, move to second in the OVC

January 31

SEMO Men’s basketball dominate UT Martin, move to second in the OVCSEMO men's basketball team surged to a 90-79 victory over UT Martin, securing second place in the Ohio Valley Conference. The Redhawks showcased offensive prowess, with five players scoring over 10 points.

Redhawks fall to UT Martin despite strong performances from freshmen duo

January 31

Redhawks fall to UT Martin despite strong performances from freshmen duoSEMO's freshmen women's basketball stars shine but fall short as UT Martin secures a 78-54 victory. Despite Ainaya Williams' near triple-double and Zoe Best's scoring, the Redhawks couldn't overcome UT Martin's surge.

Yes, I’m defending Little Women’s Amy March –and you should too

January 31

Yes, I’m defending Little Women’s Amy March –and you should tooDiscover why Amy March deserves a fresh perspective in Greta Gerwig's "Little Women" adaptation. Explore her journey from impulsive child to ambitious woman, challenging societal norms with depth and nuance.

The power of hobbies and improving well-being

January 30

The power of hobbies and improving well-beingDiscover how hobbies can significantly boost your mental, physical, and emotional health. Studies reveal that engaging in activities you love can improve well-being, reduce stress, and enhance cognitive function.

The My Story Podcast: "I See You"

January 30

The My Story Podcast: "I See You" This week's story comes from a man widely known as Professor Simmons. He teaches at Southeast Missouri State University; however, his story extends beyond the classroom and his advice has left a lasting mark on our hearts.

Ariangelis Ortiz

The trap of nostalgia: looking back on 2020

January 30

The trap of nostalgia: looking back on 2020Exploring nostalgia for 2020, why some romanticize a year marked by uncertainty. Experts and students reflect on selective memories, unity, isolation and the human experience of nostalgia.

What’s Up SEMO: Which animal are you most afraid of?

January 30

What’s Up SEMO: Which animal are you most afraid of?In this week’s episode of ‘What’s Up SEMO,’ it’s time to confront your deepest, darkest fears—-no, not your GPA—- which animal are you most afraid of? Brought to you by Downtown Cape. Producer: Kyler Messenger Talent: Pat Buck

Kyler Messenger

Arrow on the Air 1/27/2025

January 29

Arrow on the Air 1/27/2025In this episode of Arrow on the Air, Alex Barton discusses the Cape Girardeau Gun Violence Task Force's new strategies, highlights from the MLK Jr. Dinner, and plans for the new Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall.

What is FAFSA? A Guide for SEMO Students

January 27

What is FAFSA? A Guide for SEMO StudentsDiscover how SEMO students can navigate FAFSA with ease this year. Learn about the recent improvements, common misconceptions, and why it's essential for financial aid opportunities. Deadline approaching!

Zoe Best’s journey from high school powerhouse to collegiate standout at SEMO

January 27

Zoe Best’s journey from high school powerhouse to collegiate standout at SEMOZoe Best, a standout freshman guard at SEMO, is making waves in the Ohio Valley Conference. Transitioning smoothly from a high school powerhouse, she's leading her team in scoring and earning accolades.

Photo Gallery: Highlights from Crisp Museum’s Lego Weekend

January 26

Photo Gallery: Highlights from Crisp Museum’s Lego Weekend Explore the vibrant world of creativity at Crisp Museum's Lego Weekend. Families can enjoy building challenges, free play, and a scavenger hunt on Jan. 25-26.

SEMO’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner celebrates the legacy of one of Civil Rights’ greatest voices

January 25

SEMO’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner celebrates the legacy of one of Civil Rights’ greatest v...SEMO honors Dr. King's legacy at the annual dinner, featuring keynote speaker Zaki Ali, who shared his journey of resilience.

The collaboration station: Unlikely pairings who created unexpected hits

January 24

The collaboration station: Unlikely pairings who created unexpected hitsArtist features and collaborations are one of the most genius musical constructions—that is—if it works. Not all voices and instruments are meant to be heard together, but when they work, it sounds as if they were always meant to.

Gabriella Marsh

Israeli-Hamas war ends with a ceasefire deal

January 23

Israeli-Hamas war ends with a ceasefire dealIsrael and Hamas have agreed to a U.S.-mediated ceasefire, ending 15 months of conflict. The three-phase deal includes hostage releases and troop withdrawals, amid calls for more humanitarian aid.

Dating Don’ts: First-Date Fails You Can (and Should) Avoid

January 23

Dating Don’ts: First-Date Fails You Can (and Should) AvoidAvoid first-date blunders with these essential tips. From personal hygiene to conversation topics, discover what not to do to ensure a smooth and successful first date experience.

SEMO enhances campus safety with new U-shaped bolt door locks

January 23

SEMO enhances campus safety with new U-shaped bolt door locksSEMO boosts campus security with new U-shaped bolt locks for classroom doors, ensuring quick lockdowns without hallway exposure. Enhanced safety measures also include added cameras and metal detectors.

The My Story Podcast: "From Basketball to Media"

January 23

The My Story Podcast: "From Basketball to Media"Kendal Lewis is a TV and Film student at SEMO. He faced many changes and overcame challenges in order to achieve his goals.

Ariangelis Ortiz

What’s Up SEMO: What would you do on your first day as president?

January 22

What’s Up SEMO: What would you do on your first day as president?In this week's episode of What's Up SEMO, we hit the River Campus to hear students' thoughts on a few fun ideas—What would you do on your first day as president? Brought to you by Downtown Cape. Producer: Kyler Messenger Talent: Patrick Buck

Kyler Messenger

TikTok ban sparks debate over privacy, First Amendment & national security

January 22

TikTok ban sparks debate over privacy, First Amendment & national securityThe TikTok ban ignites a heated debate over privacy, free speech, and national security. While some view it as a necessary measure, others see it as an infringement on rights. The app is back online temporarily.

Controversy brews over drive-thru plans for Roni’s Mac Bar

January 22

Controversy brews over drive-thru plans for Roni’s Mac BarRoni's Mac Bar faces legal challenges over its drive-thru plans in Cape Girardeau. Despite city approval, local property owners have filed a lawsuit, questioning the use of an alleyway for access.

Quick and tasty microwave meals for dorm life

January 22

Quick and tasty microwave meals for dorm lifeFrom mug recipes to comforting classics, learn how to whip up satisfying dishes with minimal effort and budget-friendly ingredients.

Arrow on the Air 1/20/2025

January 21

Arrow on the Air 1/20/2025Catch up on SEMO's latest safety upgrades, MLK Day events with speaker Zaki Ali, and the debate over Roni’s Mac Bar's drive-thru proposal in Cape Girardeau on this episode of Arrow on the Air.

Trump inaugurated as the 47th President

January 21

Trump inaugurated as the 47th PresidentDonald Trump takes office as the 47th President, marking a historic return for a second nonconsecutive term. With J.D. Vance as Vice President, Trump's inauguration sets the stage for a new era in U.S. politics.

Dean of the Harrison College of Business and Computing passes away

January 21

Dean of the Harrison College of Business and Computing passes awayDr. Alberto Dávila, Dean of Harrison College of Business and Computing, has passed away.

The enchanting tales of Hansel and Gretel brought to you by the River Campus

January 20

The enchanting tales of Hansel and Gretel brought to you by the River CampusSoutheast Missouri State University's River Campus enchanted audiences with an operatic rendition of "Hansel and Gretel."

SEMO's rising star: How Rob Martin is leading the Redhawks with scoring and assists

January 20

SEMO's rising star: How Rob Martin is leading the Redhawks with scoring and assistsRob Martin shines as SEMO Redhawks' junior point guard, leading in scoring and assists. Despite a narrow loss to Little Rock, Martin's playmaking and leadership continue to drive team success.

25 officers graduate SEMO Law Enforcement Academy ready to serve the community

January 19

25 officers graduate SEMO Law Enforcement Academy ready to serve the communitySEMO Law Enforcement Academy celebrates a 100% POST exam pass rate for the seventh year, graduating 25 officers ready to serve. With enhanced training, they bolster safety across 11 Missouri counties.

Celebrating justice and equality: A look ahead at the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration

January 17

Celebrating justice and equality: A look ahead at the Martin Luther King Jr. CelebrationJoin SEMO's Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on Jan. 23 at the Show Me Center. Featuring speaker Zaki Ali, the event honors Dr. King's legacy and the pursuit of justice. Doors open at 5:00 p.m.

From fires in California to Trump’s Cabinet confirmations: Stories you may have missed

January 17

From fires in California to Trump’s Cabinet confirmations: Stories you may have missedDeadly fires devastate Southern California, claiming lives and homes, including those of celebrities. Meanwhile, Trump's cabinet nominees face intense Senate hearings ahead of his inauguration.

Photo Gallery: SEMO Basketball vs Little Rock

January 15

Photo Gallery: SEMO Basketball vs Little RockCatch the thrilling highlights from SEMO's basketball face-off against Little Rock. Despite strong performances from Zoe Best and Rob Martin, both teams fell short in nail-biting finishes.

Last-Second Drama: Little Rock Edges Out SEMO in Intense OVC Showdown

January 15

Last-Second Drama: Little Rock Edges Out SEMO in Intense OVC ShowdownLittle Rock Trojans clinched a thrilling 73-71 win over SEMO in an intense OVC matchup. Despite a strong comeback, SEMO fell short as Little Rock scored the decisive basket just before the buzzer.

SEMO Redhawks Fall Short in Thrilling Battle Against Little Rock Trojans

January 15

SEMO Redhawks Fall Short in Thrilling Battle Against Little Rock TrojansSEMO Redhawks narrowly lose to Little Rock Trojans in a thrilling game. Despite leading at halftime, the Redhawks fell 67-63. Freshman Zoe Best shined with 20 points. Next up: Tennessee Tech.

Redhawk Recap: Everything you missed over winter break from SEMO basketball

January 14

Redhawk Recap: Everything you missed over winter break from SEMO basketball SEMO athletics thrived over winter break with men's basketball securing a strong home record and standout performances from transfers. Women's basketball, under new coach Briley Palmer, saw promising talent emerge.

SEMO Basketball preview: January 13-18

January 14

SEMO Basketball preview: January 13-18SEMO basketball returns with key conference games against Little Rock and Tennessee Tech. The men's team aims to improve their 6-2 record, while the women look to boost their 3-5 standing.

Andon Christian

Photo Gallery: Snow day at SEMO's Campus

January 11

Photo Gallery: Snow day at SEMO's CampusExplore our photo gallery capturing the fun-filled snow day at Southeast Missouri State University, where students embraced the winter wonderland with sledding, snowball fights, and creative snowmen.

Remembering Carl Ritter Sr.: SEMO Basketball Legend and Community Leader Passes Away at 84

January 9

Remembering Carl Ritter Sr.: SEMO Basketball Legend and Community Leader Passes Away at 84Carl Ritter Sr., SEMO basketball legend and community leader, has passed away at 84. Renowned for his record-setting collegiate career and civic contributions, he leaves a lasting legacy in sports and public service.

SEMO extends groundbreaking sports medicine partnership with Mercy Southeast through 2029

December 19, 2024

SEMO extends groundbreaking sports medicine partnership with Mercy Southeast through 2029SEMO and Mercy Southeast extend their pivotal sports medicine partnership through 2029, ensuring continued top-tier care for student-athletes and performing arts students, enhancing SEMO's competitive edge.

Photo Gallery: SEMO Winter Graduation Ceremony

December 15, 2024

Photo Gallery: SEMO Winter Graduation CeremonyExplore the highlights from SEMO's winter graduation ceremony held on Dec. 14, featuring proud graduates, memorable moments, and a glimpse into the future of these new alumni.

Mastering finals: Effective study methods and self-care tips from an upperclassman

December 11, 2024

Mastering finals: Effective study methods and self-care tips from an upperclassmanDiscover top study methods and self-care tips from an experienced upperclassman to ace your finals. Learn how to create a structured routine, manage your time, and maintain well-being during exam season.

SEMO’s parking ticket revenue tops $60,000 as SGA proposes new digital meter system

December 11, 2024

SEMO’s parking ticket revenue tops $60,000 as SGA proposes new digital meter systemSEMO's parking ticket revenue hits $60,000 this semester, prompting SGA to propose a new digital meter system to ease student frustrations and enhance campus aesthetics.

From pardoning Hunter Biden to banned rare minerals: Stories you may have missed

December 6, 2024

From pardoning Hunter Biden to banned rare minerals: Stories you may have missedJoe Biden pardons son Hunter amid backlash, reversing previous stance. Meanwhile, China bans rare minerals crucial for U.S. tech and defense, intensifying trade tensions.

The Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra brings holiday cheer to the River Campus

December 6, 2024

The Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra brings holiday cheer to the River CampusThe Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra's holiday concert, "In Terra Pax," featured "The Nutcracker," Mozart, and festive classics with a surprise appearance by Santa. Two more concerts remain this season.

The My Story Podcast: "Don't stress out over the stupid things!"

December 5, 2024

The My Story Podcast: "Don't stress out over the stupid things!"We're diving into the world of SEMO shuttle drivers as Ron and Bruce share their incredible stories. From heartwarming encounters to unexpected adventures, they've seen it all on the road. Plus, they are sharing some behind-the-scenes insights about their unique jo...

Ariangelis Ortiz

SEMO employee arrested for allegedly bringing loaded gun into football game

December 2, 2024

SEMO employee arrested for allegedly bringing loaded gun into football gameSEMO employee William Wells was arrested for bringing a loaded gun into Houck Stadium. Authorities say he entered the stadium before security was set up. The investigation is ongoing.

SEMO's playoff hopes ended after defeat to Illinois State

November 30, 2024

SEMO's playoff hopes ended after defeat to Illinois StateSEMO's playoff dreams dashed as Illinois State claims a 35-27 victory. Despite a strong start, turnovers proved costly for the Redhawks, ending their FCS playoff run. Coach Matukewicz reflects on the season.

Redhawks vs Redbirds: SEMO vs Illinois State preview

November 30, 2024

Redhawks vs Redbirds: SEMO vs Illinois State previewSEMO faces Illinois State in the FCS playoffs on Nov. 30. With a perfect home record, SEMO aims to break their season win record and advance. Can they overcome the Redbirds' historical edge?

Why hunting matters: The benefits and ethical case for sustainable hunting

November 28, 2024

Why hunting matters: The benefits and ethical case for sustainable huntingDiscover the surprising benefits of sustainable hunting and its ethical implications in modern society. Explore how it aids conservation, manages wildlife populations, and offers a deeper connection to nature.

Local charity efforts make a global impact during holidays

November 26, 2024

Local charity efforts make a global impact during holidaysStudents in Cape Girardeau make a global impact by volunteering with local charities like La Croix Church, SEMO Toys for Tots, and The Salvation Army during the holiday season. Discover how you can help.

SEMO falls to Morehead State 3-1 ending their OVC playoff run

November 26, 2024

SEMO falls to Morehead State 3-1 ending their OVC playoff runSEMO's volleyball season ends after a 3-1 loss to Morehead State in the OVC playoffs. Despite a strong start and a 19-13 overall record, the Redhawks' journey concludes with optimism for the future.

Cape Girardeau Police Department introduces new gun-detecting K-9

November 25, 2024

Cape Girardeau Police Department introduces new gun-detecting K-9Cape Girardeau Police Department unveils Ella, a gun-detecting K-9, to enhance safety and prevent gun violence around SEMO campus.

SEMO advances to OVC semifinals after victory against TSU

November 25, 2024

SEMO advances to OVC semifinals after victory against TSUSEMO volleyball triumphs over TSU to reach OVC semifinals, fueled by Abby Johnson's milestone 1000th kill. Next, they face Morehead State. Can the Redhawks keep their momentum?

Photo Gallery: SEMO vs TSU in Nissan Stadium

November 25, 2024

Photo Gallery: SEMO vs TSU in Nissan StadiumSEMO falls to TSU 28-21 but clinches a shared OVC title and FCS playoff spot. Next, they face #12 Illinois State in Cape Girardeau on Nov. 30. Check out the game highlights in our photo gallery.

Africa Night showcases the diversity and beauty of African culture

November 25, 2024

Africa Night showcases the diversity and beauty of African cultureSEMO's Africa Night: Kisasa Ball celebrated African culture with music, dance, fashion, and traditional food, showcasing the continent's diversity and beauty.

Key SEMO Players to Watch in the Ohio Valley Conference Championship Tournament

November 24, 2024

Key SEMO Players to Watch in the Ohio Valley Conference Championship TournamentSEMO's top-seeded Redhawks aim for another flawless OVC Championship run, led by standout players Nina Schuberth, Abby Johnson, and Lucy Arndt. Discover their key roles in the quest for victory.

Matt Fitzgerald

Trump’s plan to eliminate the Department of Education causes fear among students

November 24, 2024

Trump’s plan to eliminate the Department of Education causes fear among studentsTrump's proposal to dismantle the Department of Education sparks student concerns over potential impacts on federal aid and state-level education funding.

Financial Literacy: The best budgeting apps for students

November 24, 2024

Financial Literacy: The best budgeting apps for studentsDiscover the top budgeting apps for students to manage finances effectively. Explore YNAB, PocketGuard, and Goodbudget for tools to track spending, set goals, and build financial habits.

Tropical rhythms take center stage at SEMO’s Fall Steel Drum concert

November 24, 2024

Tropical rhythms take center stage at SEMO’s Fall Steel Drum concertSEMO's Fall Steel Drum concert brought tropical vibes to Academic Hall with vibrant Caribbean tunes. Special guest Daron Roberts joined the ensemble, adding his expertise to the performance.

SEMO keys to victory against Tennessee State

November 23, 2024

SEMO keys to victory against Tennessee StateSEMO battles Tennessee State for the OVC title and FCS playoff spot. Can their high-flying offense and tightened defense secure victory? Catch the action at Nissan Stadium this Saturday, 3:30 PM.

Andon Christian

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