by Jerreck McWilliams Staff writer   Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin issued an executive order on Feb. 6 announcing that all state property “owned, leased or contracted for use by the State of Oklahoma,”...

by Sarah Tarver News editor   Recycling dates back to 400 BC, but the current trend started with a symbol created in the late 1960s. Here at Southeastern, the recycling program is still new. According...

by Kendra Germany Staff writer   Oklahoma received a waiver on Feb. 9, becoming one of the first states in the nation to gain flexibility from federal restriction under No Child Left Behind. President...

by David Reagan Staff writer   Jon Clouse’s last day on the job as director of safety and police was Feb. 29, which marked a change not only for him, but for SE’s history.  A workplace legacy...

by Brandi Bunch Contributing writer   The ongoing debate over abortion rights versus the right to life has recently gained a new dimension for Oklahomans. According to the website for the Oklahoma...

by Brittani Young Staff writer   Phishing scams have been around since the 1990s according to Help Desk Director Shawn Ridenour.  Phishing is a way to get access to bank and credit card accounts,...

From Staff reports Alpha Sigma Tau Represents SOSU in Hawaii Laura Tomah, a member of the SE Alpha Sigma Tau sorority, has been selected to go to Hawaii to represent the local Rho chapter of Alpha Sigma...

by Andreea Georgescu Staff writer   According to Eri Nakamoto, a worker under Dean of Students, International Student Association (ISA) is an organization that provides the opportunity to enrich...

by Allison Roberts Staff writer The once condemned but now renovated gazebo behind North Hall is one of a few traditional locations at Southeastern undergoing a beautification process. Others include...

by Allison Roberts Staff writer Magic: The Gathering is a popular card game regularly played by groups of people at Southeastern. On March 1, local players of the game participated in a tournament on...