Savanna Maue
Arrow Reporter
newsMay 7, 2014
SafeZone participants learn self-evaluation during trainingStudents sat quietly listening as Megan Murray, the Campus Life coordinator of leadership development, sat in the center of the room talking about the politically correct way to address lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.
newsMarch 31, 2014
Southeast residence life rates changeSoutheast Missouri State University opened a new residence hall in August of 2013, which until last Friday had not received an official name. Recently, Donald G. and Gloria King LaFerla made a $1.7 million dollar donation to Southeast Missouri State University, ens...
featuresMarch 3, 2014
President awards local public figure Friend of the University AwardHarry and Frances Rediger have been involved with different fundraising opportunities and membership boards in Cape Girardeau for many years. Harry Rediger was elected mayor in April of 2010 while his wife recently retired from teaching at Cape Girardeau public sch...
newsFebruary 5, 2014
Southeast campuses shut down because of ice, campus resources remain openSoutheast Missouri State University will be closed Feb. 6 and 7 because of ice that coated the campus Tuesday afternoon. According to News Bureau director Ann Hayes, this is the first time Southeast has been shut down three consecutive days since 2009.
newsJanuary 31, 2014
New program promotes student equalityBeing insensitive or rude can occur between people of different sexual orientations without one person even realizing it. Campus Life coordinator of leadership development Megan Murray plans to host on-campus training to help educate faculty and students...
newsJanuary 20, 2014
SAC brings The Bucket Boys and forms new Street Team to promote eventsIn upcoming months, Student Activities Council will expand from just organizing events for students as it has in the past. This semester the organization is providing entertainment during a men's basketball halftime game as well as forming a subset group known as t...newsDecember 18, 2013
Southeast students share future plans after graduationAs graduation nears, students begin to fear what they are going to do once they receive their diploma. However, as time progresses an idea tends to take shape, and students begin to scatter across the world. For Southeast Missouri State University students Amanda H...
featuresNovember 18, 2013
Students vote for mass media instructor Michael SimmonsThis year in honor of Thanksgiving the Arrow hosted a contest to determine which Southeast professor students are most thankful for. Seven candidates were nominated by Southeast Missouri State University students, and after a voting period on the Arrow's Facebook p...Advertisement
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