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Taylor Slavens

Staff Writer

The do’s and don’ts of dating apps
lifestyleFebruary 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.
Arrow on the Air 2/17/2025
newsFebruary 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.
Swiping into modern love: How technology has changed dating
lifestyleFebruary 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.
Respected historian and educator at SEMO passes away
newsFebruary 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
lifestyleFebruary 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.
Photo Gallery: Crisp Museum hosts Love Sewing Workshop
newsFebruary 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
newsFebruary 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
newsFebruary 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.
Groundhog’s Day and the tradition of folklore and fun
lifestyleFebruary 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.
Social media’s evolution and its impact on connection and mental health
newsFebruary 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.
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