Spring Break 2021: canceled?
Rebecca Carroll, Staff Writer
October 23, 2020
As of Oct. 23, Southeastern Oklahoma State University has yet to announce whether or not Spring Break 2021 will be canceled in favor of a longer winter break or a shorter semester. “The university has not made a decision regarding spring break at this time, but is currently studying the matte...
Staying connected while staying apart
Jerica Williams, Contributor
October 22, 2020
Building connections and lifelong friendships with other students is a huge part of what makes college so impactful. Friendships obtained in college can influence the discovery of new passions, as well as a better understanding of oneself. However, the need to social distance and prevent the spread...
What to expect this Halloween
Ieysha Sanders, Staff Writer
October 20, 2020
Halloween will be looking different this year in wake of COVID-19. While all Halloween events directed by the city have been cancelled, there are many other activities for students and members of the community to enjoy. Students can expect a quiet campus this Halloween, as the annual safe trick-or-treat...
Staff member vlogs trip to Florida
Ieysha Sanders, Staff Writer
October 15, 2020
On Oct. 4 through Oct. 11, myself, my husband, Kaden Sanders, and our friends Dale and Destiny LaRue, traveled to Destin, Fla. for a much-needed vacation. In Florida, we rented an Airbnb complete with beach gear and access to a private beach. The weather was great when we arrived in Florida on Tuesday,...
Student Life gets creative and stays safe
Kylie Carrell, Staff Writer
October 14, 2020
By now, everyone knows that COVID-19 has changed the way the world works. How is a college’s student life functioning during this time? Student Life at Southeastern Oklahoma State University is dedicated to providing engaging co-curricular activities and giving students the best college experience...
SGA president leads campus through uncertain times
University Communications, Contributor
August 27, 2020
DURANT, Okla. – Being a student leader on a college campus carries a certain responsibility. That responsibility has perhaps never been greater than this year as colleges and universities throughout the country begin the semester amid the concerns and uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemi...
Managing mental health during COVID-19
Debra Fulenchek M.A., MA., LPC, Contributor
April 22, 2020
Change is hard. Over the last month, the world has slowed down, but that does not mean our minds have. Let’s look at four ways to take care of our mental health, adapt to the new normal and feel better. 1) Practice keeping your anxiety in perspective. Our brains are hard-wired to push away uncomfortable...