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May 4
Denim Day Resource Fair brings awareness to campus
Denim Day started years ago in Italy after a sexual assault victim who had been wearing jeans was not taken seriously. The following day, people in the community wore denim and jeans to show their support for her.
Alexis Nadler
features
May 1
Camp Redhawk: The summer camp for incoming SEMO students
Camp Redhawk has become a summer tradition that offers incoming freshmen a transformative, four-day experience, introducing them to campus life, engaging in many activities and creating connections.
news
April 29
Students' experience with SEMO dorm kitchens
Dormitories on SEMO campus have become new homes for many students. Shared facilities, especially kitchens, often become the subject of discussions and concerns.
Polina Kondrashova
sports
April 29
SEMO baseball debuts new “St. Louis Browns” alternate jerseys
SEMO baseball team honors history with “St. Louis Browns” throwback jerseys in a game against Evansville Aces, celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Browns' 1944 pennant win.
Isaiah Collins
features
April 27
Finding careers and being an exceptional employee after gradation
Most students come to college with the primary purpose of finding a long-term career in the field of their choice.
Lily Niebrugge
news
April 27
SGA grants funds for multiple campus organizations and announces nominees for next year
The Student Government Association (SGA) met on April 22 to vote on multiple campus organization funding proposals.
news
April 25
SEMO hosts the ATA Legends Martial Arts Club for a Self Defense and Situational Awareness Class
Students at Southeast were presented with the opportunity to attend a self defense and situational awareness training in the student recreation center. This training class was hosted by Legends Martial Arts Club, located out of Jackson, MO.
news
April 24
Semo Dems brings NAACP & County Clerk to give the ins and outs of registering voters
The student Democrats of Southeast Missouri State University hosted a humanitarian initiative in partnership with the Cape Girardeau NAACP and the Cape Girardeau County Clerk office.
Leola Poe
features
April 23
Graduate students in the communication disorders department help make a difference
Having the ability to communicate is something that most people take for granted. Every day people wake up, and without even having to think about it, are able to speak and listen to others around them.
By Dylan Neuner
features
April 22
Students fight ‘summer brain’ during the warm season
By the end of spring, students are crawling to the finish line of the semester, cramming for finals and then completely shutting off their brains for the summer.
entertainment
April 21
SEMO’s dorm essentials: everything new students need to know
Transitioning from home to a dorm room can pose challenges without the right necessities.
entertainment
April 21
Students choreograph Moving Perspectives on River Campus
Featuring original works by SEMO students, Moving Perspectives was showcased at the Rust Flexible Theatre on River Campus.
Tabitha Blunt
features
April 20
150 years and counting of SEMO traditions: Students continue to honor customs that make Southeast th...
Located in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Southeast Missouri State University is rich in traditions that are cherished by students, alumni and the local community. Traditions range from day-to-day customs to the annual Homecoming celebration.
features
April 18
Students become filmmakers with the Redhawk Film Club
For students at SEMO, the Redhawk Film Club aims to prepare students for a career as a filmmaker.
entertainment
April 18
Spring musical “The Wizard of Oz” performed at River Campus
With performances starting on Wednesday, April 10, through Sunday, April 14, Dobbins Conservatory of Theatre and Dance put on a classic musical, “The Wizard of Oz,” at Bedell Performance Hall.
Tabitha Blunt
features
April 17
Show Me Day: Is the hassle worth it?
Stepping onto a college campus for the first time can be exhilarating. Show Me Day, designed to showcase the vibrant campus life and opportunities available at Southeast Missouri State University, gives prospective students a glimpse into their potential future.
entertainment
April 16
Redhawk Rhythm: Pitch Perfect comes to life in collegiate acapella scene
Nestled deep within the vibrant campus life of Southeast Missouri State University, a group of 12 diverse individuals has harmonized their vocal talents to form Redhawk Rhythm, SEMO’s very own acapella group.
Maddox Murphy
news
April 16
SEMO Psychology Department sends nine students to MPA Conference in Chicago
For children, the science fair is one of the most critical events in their academic careers, allowing them to show off weeks of hard work and research. Adults rarely get the chance to display their efforts in the same way.
By Dylan Neuner
news
April 12
SEMO students experience the culture of Nepal at the annual Nepali Night
The Nepalese Student Association welcomed everyone at the Nepali Night in the University Center Ballroom on Apr. 6.
Polina Kondrashova
news
April 11
Mike Godard leaving SEMO, named next President of Indiana State University
Mike Godard, SEMO's Provost since 2019, named the next President of Indiana State University, succeeding retiring President Deborah J. Curtis.
Emma Kratky
features
April 9
Zimbabwean SEMO student Chris Furusa provides nourishment and friendship for community through tradi...
Chris Furusa is a SEMO student from Zimbabwe who came to the United States and found a purpose beyond himself. His actions have impacted and uplifted the people of Cape Girardeau through his love for Christ.
Molly Phegley
Culture
April 9
SEMO students recognized at Annual Juried Student Exhibition
The Department of Art & Design hosted the Annual Juried Student Exhibition featuring a wide variety of art pieces created by SEMO students.
Alexis Nadler
news
April 9
Missouri Department of Conservation aims to end the ecological disaster taking shape across the stat...
The beautiful white flowers have fallen from the Callery pear trees, also known as the pyrus calleryana. With the beauty now gone, all that remains is an ecological disaster and a huge conservation effort to remove the trees from Missouri’s landscape.
Zach Huffman
features
April 8
Students take advantage of spring activities in Cape
There are many activities in Cape Girardeau that students can engage in this spring to take advantage of the extra daylight. Cape Girardeau is home to many SEMO sports teams, shopping centers, hiking trails, farmer’s markets, small businesses and many other opportu...
features
April 8
“The Magic If”: a musical theater student’s journey of embodying a role
Senior BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) Musical Theater major Jared Ritter sported a letterman jacket, hands in his pockets, and spoke with a slow confidence which had all the makings of a high school jock.
Benjamin Schicker
Culture
April 8
Challenges of English for international SEMO students
People from different parts of the world come to SEMO. For some of them, English is their second or a foreign language, and it causes some difficulties in understanding native English speakers.
Polina Kondrashova
features
April 8
Forging lifelong connections: cultivating meaningful college friendships
In college, friendships are more than just social ties- they set the path for relationships throughout the rest of students’ lives. These connections made during college pave the way for friendships and networks that students will carry with them long after graduat...
news
April 8
Greek Week “Ever After” will make its start on April 7
All Greek life organizations are gearing up for the official commencement of Greek Week 2024, slated to run from April 7 to 13. This week-long event encompasses a multitude of activities, including fundraising, games, skits and more.
news
April 5
GrowSEMO student campaign wins SGA election
Three student members of the campaign titled ‘GrowSEMO’ have won the positions of president, vice president and treasurer for Student Government. The results were announced by current student body President, Harrison Meyer, in the UC on April 5. Communications majo...
Emma Kratky
features
April 2
Students find community in the SEMO Math Club
Members of the Math Club at SEMO strive to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for anyone interested in math on campus.
Culture
March 29
Brands, Slept On & Stay Woke open eyes to new fashion
SEMO students and organizations partnered to establish new ways of on-campus marketing, promotion, and community building by orchestrating a self-built fashion show.
Leola Poe
news
March 28
Students feel like stars at the Student Activities Council event
The Student Activities Council (SAC) hosted a free event where students were able to receive a personalized item courtesy of the Student Activities Council.
Alexis Nadler
opinion
March 27
Editors Note celestial spectacle
Seven years ago at only 13 years old, I witnessed my first eclipse. For this project seven years later, I led the vision and execution for a paper where our publication gets to describe the science, beauty and rarity behind this celestial spectacle...
Emma Kratky
opinion
March 27
Letter from the Editor: Waiting for the Celestial Spectacle
Seven years ago at only 13 years old, I witnessed my first eclipse. For this project seven years later, I led the vision and execution for a paper where our publication gets to describe the science, beauty and rarity behind this celestial spectacle...
Emma Kratky
news
March 27
The science behind a total solar eclipse
Science will take center stage when darkness descends for 4 minutes and 28 seconds on April 8. SEMO professors expect animals and tides to be affected during and after the first total eclipse since 2017, as three celestial bodies align perfectly to create the spect...
news
March 26
Students share concerns about Towers East becoming singles-only
Towers East, the cheapest dormitory on SEMO campus, will become singles only next semester.
Polina Kondrashova
entertainment
March 25
An evening with the Entertainer: Cedric Kyles returns to SEMO
With the purpose of supporting and promoting creativity, Cedric ‘The Entertainer’ Kyles returned to Southeast Missouri State University on March 23 for an evening of comedy to benefit scholarships.
Culture
March 25
Alice in Wonderland with a wild twist
A unique adaptation of the classic story of Alice in Wonderland was performed at Bedell Performance Hall on March 22, 2024.
Tabitha Blunt
features
March 24
The TikTok ban bill: Balancing censorship and security
TikTok has taken today’s youth by storm, especially Gen-Z. According to a survey done by Pew Research Center, 62% of TikTok users are aged 18-29. The bill to ban TikTok has now been passed in The House of Representatives and will move to the Senate.
news
March 23
SEMO’s NPHC starts Spring off strong
Some of SEMO’s fraternities and sororities have resurfaced with new events, goals, and opportunities. On Wednesday, March 20th, SEMO’s National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC organization made a comeback with a Greek Hump Day event at Kent Library.
Leola Poe
news
March 23
Vivek Malek visits SEMO to promote the MOST 529 Program
Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek visited SEMO’s board of governors on March 19 on his statewide tour to educate about the MOST 529 savings plan.
news
March 20
RRASA hosts a female panel to discuss women’s advocacy in the workplace
Southeast Missouri State’s Redhawks Rising Against Sexual Assault (RRASA) Club hosted four female panelists to speak on women’s advocacy in the workplace on Thursday, March 7.
Olivia Ketcherside
entertainment
March 17
Winter Dance Collection
Discover the Winter Dance Collection at Bedell Performance Hall, featuring an original piece by Kia Smith and works by student and faculty choreographers. Sponsored by Commerce Bank.
Tabitha Blunt
news
March 17
SEMO announces new regulations allowing alcohol in dorms for of age students
SEMO revises policy to allow of-age students to consume alcohol in dorms starting May 13, 2024, after a campaign by Young Americans for Liberty, aiming to enhance student safety and living experience.
news
March 17
SEMO and St. George’s University start partnership to support medical students
SEMO partners with St. George's University to offer medical students a pathway to an MD with automatic admission and scholarships, aiming to ease the rigorous journey to becoming physicians.
Polina Kondrashova
Culture
March 11
Mozart’s “Coronation Mass” performed at SEMO’s River Campus by local community and students
Mozart’s “Coronation Mass” was performed at Bedell Performance Hall at the River Campus on March 5, 2024.
Tabitha Blunt
news
March 8
Missouri bill aims to end Diversity, Equality and Inclusion programs in universities
SEMO celebrated Black History Month and hosted the annual Carpe Diem festival in February. Both honored SEMO’s diversity and the trials many groups have had to endure in American society.
Zach Huffman
news
March 8
Towers Complex welcomes new pet population
In the upcoming academic year, Towers Complex will become the new home of the pet special interest housing community. Upon the end of this semester, Myers Hall will close, leaving students who bring pets with them to campus without a place to go.
news
March 8
Concerns rise over birth control access as SoutheastHEALTH transitions to Mercy Hospital
According to an article from Mercy.net, SoutheastHEALTH (the healthcare provider for the SEMO health clinic) and Mercy Hospital signed a definitive agreement for SoutheastHEALTH to become a member of the Mercy multi-hospital System in August of 2023.
Lily Niebrugge
entertainment
March 8
Trumpet professor at the University of Oklahoma performs for Andalusian Nights
The SEMO Department of Music hosted Douglas Lindsey and Kristy Olefsky for a recital of Latin-inspired works on Feb. 28.
Olivia Ketcherside
features
March 7
Humanities classes at Southeast Missouri State University: busy work or beneficial work for undergra...
Southeast Missouri State University has a requirement of nine humanities credits to receive a diploma as a graduate of the university.
news
March 7
SGA denies funds for student organization, USITT
The Student Government Association (SGA) met on March 4, 2024, to discuss a resolution from the Funding Board Committee.
Alexis Nadler
Culture
March 7
Our Play, an original work, takes the stage in the Rust Flexible Theatre
Audiences witnessed the unfolding story of high school students preparing for their upcoming play with twists at the Dobbins Conservatory’s performance of an original work called ‘Our Play’ on Feb. 28 through Mar. 3.
news
March 7
SEMO Water Polo Team makes a splash with new recruits
The SEMO water polo team is gearing up for an exciting semester with six new members during recent tryouts.
features
March 7
Fun or harm: how comedic social media outlets affect lives of SEMO students
“Gossip is as old as people are. That is something that has been going for a long, long time,” associate professor in the Department of mass media Sarah Cavanah said.
Polina Kondrashova
news
February 28
SGA approves resolutions for campus event funding
SGA approves funding for student events, including $1,250 for Student Research Conference t-shirts and $1,100 for Greek Week food trucks, and fills vacant senate seat.
Alexis Nadler
news
February 25
Xi Iota and Tau Omicron host Black Jeopardy to test student and faculty Black history knowledge
Southeast Missouri State University’s Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. Xi Iota Chapter and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Tau Omicron Chapter hosted “Black Jeopardy” in Dempster Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 21.
sports
February 7
Rob Martin creating his own legacy in the point guard position
Rob Martin steps up as SEMO's new point guard, leading in assists and scoring while crafting his unique legacy post-Phillip Russell's departure.
news
February 7
Horse Course: students learn lessons on the farm
Equine Science adjunct instructor Beth Uslemann is teaching SEMO students about mental health benefits relating to being around horses.
entertainment
January 31
SEMO students showcase horticulture skills at Charles Hutson Greenhouse
SEMO’s Charles Hutson Greenhouse hummed with activity on Sept.16, 2023, during the annual Mummums and Pawpaws Fall Fest. Hundreds of mums, pumpkins, and other colorful and exotic species lined pathways, shelves, and carts for people to admire and purchase...
Zach Huffman
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