This week, Ben Schicker hosts Arrow on the Air.

Chandler Jansen host this week's episode of Arrow on the Air.

Lizzy Stock hosts this week's Arrow on the Air with co-host Emma Kratky. This week's episode covers a story on how fresh vegatables go from the farm to the market, a SEMO student creates her own skin care line of products, and sculptures on display made by SEMO students.

This week's episode of Arrow on the Air brings stories about the Anthropology Department identifying an old missing persons case, what Fast Fashion is and how it is damaging to our environment, and about SEMO having a department name change.

April Styer and Lizzy Stock are the hosts. Arrow on the Air's newest episode includes SGA election winners, a story about Emmitt Till, and a tip about how to clean in order to get your deposit back when time to move.

On this week's episode of Arrow on the Air, April Styer hosts along with Emma Kratky and Lizzy Stock. The top stories include Cape Farmer's Market coming soon to the downtown area, a beloved character, Sponge Bob is coming to RIver Campus, and our very own Arrow recieving 23 awards when SEMO hosted the Missouri Collegiate Media Awards and Conference.

Lizzy Stock hosts this weeks Arrow on the Air with headlines about changes being made in law enforcement, results from the latest SGA meeting, and a baseball player making a comeback for SEMO

Emma Kratky hosts another round table episode of Arrow on the Air. This week's news stories gave a glimpse into the world of artificial intelligence and how one professor is handling it bu Emma, Lizzy reports about the skills it takes behind movie fighting and fake guns, and April recaps a conversation Arrow reporter Koki Lynn had with SEMO President Vargas at the 150th birthday of SEMO.

Arrow on the Air Special Edition celebrating SEMO's 150th Anniversary. April Styer hosted this episode with an interview with Mr. Tom White who is the broadcast engineer for the Mass Media Department and how technology has changed over the years, Caleb Hoggard brings the story of how SEMO handled two pandemics in their history, and we end with hearing from SEMO's marching band back in 1971 during the Super Bowl V and how they sound now with a clip from homecoming.