In this episode of Arrow on the Air, we speak with Carlee Ashby, a senior double major in Historic Preservation and Anthropology, who was involved in the Malone Park Center for the Arts' Smithsonian Exhibit project, 'Voices and Votes: Democracy in America'.

In this episode we cover a story by Web and Assignment Editor Taylor Slavens, who reported on the historic WWII ship USS LST 325 that docked in Cape Girardeau Sept. 25-29, offering public tours and a chance to explore one of the last surviving tank landing ships from World War II.

In this episode,News and Culture Editor, Abby Volz  covers how SEMO’s Nepalese community reflects on anti-corruption protests that toppled Nepal’s government, left dozens dead, and sparked uncertainty about the country’s future.

In this episode, editor and Chief, Lily Niebrugge highlights disparities with acsess on campus. She highlights several students and faculty including Associate professor of social work Dana Branson, Junior BA theater major Johnathan Madigan, Junior marine biology major Allora Hawkin, and director of Facilities Management Angela Meyer as part of her coverage.

In this episode, host Wyatt Sherwin introduces two Southeast Arrow stories pertaining to local events happening this fall, as well as SEMO’s Study Abroad program.
Southeast Arrow Staff Writer, Mallory Hawkins, introduces the celebrations of the season by describing local organizers who are bringing seasonal spirit to life through festivals, flash mobs, haunted houses, and themed shopping nights.
Following that, Taylor Slavens, Web and Assignment Editor, discusses the study abroad program offered at Southeast Missouri State University. Taylor Slavens reminds that application deadlines are September 15th for spring programs, and February 15th for fall and summer programs.

In this episode, Anchor and Host Cora O'Donnell hosts a newscast dedicated to two SEMO Campus Stories. The Southeast Arrow News and Culture Editor, Abby Volz, reports on wifi issues that have been affecting students on campus. Also in this episode, Reporter Blake Schowalter discusses the historic rivalry between SIU and SEMO in our Football Special: War of the Wheel.

In this episode, we speak with Dawson Berglund, a freshman in the historic preservation department. Dawson has worked on a number of historic preservation projects around Cape. Dawson co-authored a National Register of Historic Places nomination for Turner Hall, which was officially listed this past April. He also assisted with the documentation of Dearmont Hall this past spring.

Arrow Reporters Taylor Salvens and Mallory Hawkins cover current initiatives and  issues on the SEMO Campus. 

Taylor Slavens reports that Southeast Missouri State University has launched a new scholarship program, with the aim of making college more accessible and affordable for students. With the new program, 85% of students are expected to qualify for scholarships, and the initiative features automatic rewarding of scholarships, test-optional and superscore-friendly policies, renewable support and new award criteria.

Mallory Hawkins continues coverage following SEMO's official transfer of operations from its on-campus shuttle system to the Cape Girardeau County Transit Authority (CTA). Including transition's integration of new tools to help monitor and potentially enhance the shuttle service

In this episode, speak with SEMO Alumna Julie Hecht, who was recently among the 2025 Regional Teachers of the Year, announced by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).The Regional Teachers Award recognizes outstanding educators for their contributions to teaching and leadership within specific regions. Julie Hecht is a reading interventionist at Altenburg Public Schools in Altenburg, Missouri, who has been teaching for 28 years, 21 of those at Altenburg Public Schools. Hecht previously taught third grade, focusing on communications arts, math, and the Title 1 reading program. Hecht earned a Bachelor of Science in social work and a Master of Arts in education with a reading emphasis from SEMO.She says that education helped to put her on the path she is on today and stresses the importance of parents knowing where their children are with their reading development. As an educator in a relatively small school environment, Julie hadn't expected a nomination, as most nominations come from larger schools with specific programs to highlight their educators; that isn't the norm at medium to small-scale school environments. Hecht shared the exceptional honor of being nominated without any institutional prompting by a parent. The parent simply found the nomination site online and thought Julie deserved the acknowledgement.

12 AUG 2025 - SEMO Student Workers are to recieve minimum wage boost under new Missouri law. Our Editor in Chief, Lily Niebrugge interviewed two SEMO Student workers about how the increase in wages would effect them. 

In this week's episode of Arrow on the Air hosted by Alex Barton, First Ari Ortiz will discuss a campus-wide protest, organized by SEMO’s College Democrats. Then, Neva Wodochek, will be  looking back at the 1949 Cape Girardeau Tornado.

In this special edition of Arrow on the Air, we'll cover three stories on vargas. Neva Wodochek starts us off by sharing reflections from President Vargas himself and his wife, Pam, then Ari Ortiz takes us inside some of the challenges President Vargas faced throughout his presidency. Lastly, Alex Barton walks you through the transition at SEMO as we welcome incoming president Dr. Brad Hodson and look forward to the future under his leadership.

In this week's episode of Arrow on the Air hosted by Neva Wodochek, Alex Barton reports on the termination of visa records for 24 international students and graduates. Then, Ari Ortiz gives us a preview of Earth Week and how SEMO students are celebrating the planet through events on campus.

This week on Arrow on the Air: Greek Week 2025 wraps up with big themes and even bigger impact as students raise over $25,000 for local nonprofits. Plus, SEMO pole vaulter Colin Beers crushes a personal record and sets his sights on regionals. Hosted by Alex Barton, with reporting from Neva Wodochek and Ari Ortiz.

This week on Arrow on the Air, we cover the aftermath of the April 2 tornado that swept through Cape Girardeau, damaging parts of the downtown area. Ari Ortiz reports on the storm’s impact and how local organizations like Old Town Cape are stepping in to help. Then, Alex Barton breaks down the upcoming TTF7 ballot measure and how renewed funding for road repairs could directly affect SEMO students.

In this week's episode, host Neva Wodochek introduces two compelling stories: One from campus government, where two candidates are running for president, and the other-- a story of honor and remembrance, where a group of veterans gathered at the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport, preparing to take an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. to visit memorials dedicated to their service.

In this week's episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton shares a deep dive into student filmmaking at the Fault Line Film Festival and a discussion on healthy dining choices on campus. 

In this episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton takes a look at SEMO women's basketball standout Lexi McCully’s journey. Artiz and Neva Wodochek break down the key decisions from the latest SEMO Board of Governors meeting. Hear about the 3.3% increase in room and board, upcoming building demolitions, and the new Vollink Family Observatory coming to campus. 

In this week's episode of Arrow on the Air, host Ari Ortiz takes you inside Carpe Diem, SEMO's annual cultural celebration showcasing food, music, and traditions from around the world. Then, Neva Wodechek explores the National Pan-Hellenic Council's New Member Showcases, where students proudly debut as members of the Divine Nine.

In this episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton dives into SEMO men's basketball's historic 8-game win streak, Neva Wodochek takes us to downtown Cape Girardeau to explore the new Roni's Mac Bar, and finally, Ari Ortiz reports on how SEMO’s Sikeston Regional Campus offers a convenient and affordable option for students seeking higher education close to home.