In this episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton covers the latest campus news. SEMO’s Harrison College of Business and Computing enters a new chapter of leadership following the passing of Dr. Alberto Dávila. Then, we head downtown to Broadway Bistro, where Brick Road Productions brought a cabaret-style performance to the stage with Divas Through the Decades. Finally, we dive into the rise of esports at SEMO, exploring the university’s new esports minor and its impact on students looking to break into the growing industry.

In this episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton covers the latest news from around SEMO and Cape Girardeau. Topics include the Cape Girardeau Gun Violence Task Force’s new initiatives to combat crime, a reflection on the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Dinner with keynote speaker Zaki Ali, and the upcoming demolition of Dearmont Hall to make way for the new Roy Blunt Health Professions Hall.

In this episode of Arrow on the Air, host Alex Barton covers the latest campus and community news. Topics include SEMO’s new U-bolt door locks aimed at improving classroom safety, a preview of the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration featuring guest speaker Zaki Ali, and the ongoing controversy surrounding Roni’s Mac Bar and its proposed alleyway drive-thru in downtown Cape Girardeau.

For this week on Arrow on the Air, The Board of Governors has voted out SEMO President Carlos Vargas. Hear more about a student art show that is taking place on Catapult.  learn about the upcoming volleyball season. And the e-sports team is taking off with a large grant from the Student Government Association.

Host Chandler Jansen and co-hosts Molly Phegley and Rylee Schremp speak about the upcoming Bangladeshi Night, Show Me Day, the change from Autism Awareness Month to Autism Acceptance Month, and what their finals look like this semester.

Host Chandler Jansen and co-hosts Molly Phegley and Rylee Schremp speak about the upcoming panel that will help soon-to-be graduates in their future careers, a Zimbabwean SEMO student who created an organization that benefits the Cape Girardeau community, and the problems with the invasive Bradford Pear tree.