NASA’s first crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit in decades marks a major step toward returning humans to the Moon and advancing space exploration.

SEMO is partnering with the Missouri State Highway Patrol to build a Troop E crime lab near campus, expanding forensic services and creating new opportunities for students.

Iran conflict fuels gas price spike, forcing SEMO students to work more, carpool and use shuttles as rising fuel and transport costs squeeze student budgets.

Cape Girardeau’s April 7 ballot will decide the mayor, Ward 1 council seat, school board, a no-tax-increase bond, a senior property-tax freeze and a new 911 funding fee.

On senior night at the Show Me Center, SEMO erased a slow start with a dominant second half, beating Tennessee Tech 89-73 as seniors shone ahead of the OVC tourney. Story provided by Arrow Reporter Carter Clark. The Arrow is Southeast Missouri State University's Campus News Organization.

SEMO's Carpe-Diem turns the Rec Center into a global bazaar, where international students share food, fashion, and traditions from 60+ countries. This story was originally published by the Arrow, Southeast Missouri State University's Campus News Organization.

From the Arrow newsroom comes a preview for SEMO’s 2026 Carpe Diem! The event takes place Feburary 28th with the theme “Night Under the Stars,” featuring free cultural booths, buffet, talent show and a new passport challenge open to the public.

Senior Clara Billing sets a 13’7.25” pole vault school record at the Heartland Invitational as Redhawks stack podium finishes ahead of their Feb. 20 home meet in Cape Girardeau.

More than 200 SEMO students, athletes and community members held a candlelight vigil outside Houck Stadium to remember sophomore kicker Danny Duray.

SEMO community mourns 20-year-old kicker Danny Duray, remembered as “life of the party” after his passing on campus following standout NJCAA career and return to the Redhawks.