Emma Kratky
newsApril 5
GrowSEMO student campaign wins SGA electionThree student members of the campaign titled ‘GrowSEMO’ have won the positions of president, vice president and treasurer for Student Government. The results were announced by current student body President, Harrison Meyer, in the UC on April 5. Communications majo...newsMarch 27
Horned ‘devil comet’ to make appearance on eclipse dayFor the first time in nearly 71 years, the horned ‘devil comet’ will make an appearance in the eclipse-filled sky. In a once-in-a-lifetime experience, eclipse viewers will be able to view two celestial sights: the sun covered by the moon and a rare comet...opinionMarch 27
Letter from the Editor: Waiting for the Celestial SpectacleSeven years ago at only 13 years old, I witnessed my first eclipse. For this project seven years later, I led the vision and execution for a paper where our publication gets to describe the science, beauty and rarity behind this celestial spectacle...
newsSeptember 21, 2023
SEMO reopens LGBTQ+ resource center due to community supportSoutheast Missouri State University provided Arrow with an updated statement on Sept. 20 regarding the LGBTQ+ resource center, stating the center has reopened due to community and volunteer support. The statement reads as follows: The LGBTQ+ Resource Center located...
newsSeptember 19, 2023
SEMO closes LGBTQ+ resource centerHundreds of students and community members expressed concern over SEMO’s recent decision to close the LGBTQ+ resource center, prompting university officials to express regret with their lack of communication regarding the sudden change. The center provided the SEMO...
entertainmentAugust 31, 2023
SEMO professor, artist Louise Bodenheimer displays Hybrid gallery at Crisp MuseumBehind layers of paint or the composition of a design is a story, one with years of experience, hardship and emotion built into it. Louise Bodenheimer has many stories to tell, all of which are being featured in her “Hybrid” gallery at Crisp Museum...
entertainmentAugust 18, 2023
Taking a look at the business, cultural and personal aspects of tattoos: are tattoos taboo?As college students graduate and move into careers, the tattoos permanently inked on their skin will be moving on with them. According to the Columbia Chronicle, a reported 47% of American individuals ages 18-29 have at least one tattoo. While some employers may be...Advertisement
