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Lemons can make more than lemonade (9/24/21)When life gives you lemons, make some lemonade, and use it to spread awareness and raise money... -
Southeast professor’s cat rises to internet fame (9/23/21)Six-year-old Poptart is described as a “chonky” cat influencer. The 13-pound kitty has a following... -
Shipyard Music Festival brings live music, food and entertainment to SEMO community (9/22/21)Crowds flocked to the Shipyard Music Festival Sept. 17 and 18 to experience a diverse line-up of... -
University Center hosts Spoons night by the Hand We’ve Been Dealt Club (9/20/21)The sound of laughter and card deck shuffling filled the room at the first meeting of the Hand... -
SEMO’s International Village hosts “High Tea at the IV” every Friday for students, faculty, guests (9/15/21)Stepping into the International Village for the “High Tea at the IV”, SEMO students were treated to... -
Southeast art faculty and students collaborate on Shipyard Music Festival project (9/13/21)Printmakers Hannah and Blake Sanders married at a collaborative art event in St. Louis after living... -
Southeast Sustainability Club paints flower pots for bees (9/13/21)Honey bees are soon to become extinct. The Southeast Sustainability Club hosted an event for... -
Kika Rooselaer experiences a big business internship for PepsiCo in Europe (9/8/21)Southeast Graduate Assistant and international student from Belgium, Kika Rooselaer, had the... -
Shipyard Music Festival sets sail for Cape Girardeau (9/8/21)It’s “aboat” time for Downtown Cape Girardeau’s Third-Annual Shipyard Music Festival. The event... -
Psychological thriller author to visit Southeast homecoming weekend (9/8/21)An excerpt from the first chapter of Tattoo: The Soul Reaper: “By 1981, the four years of intense... -
Student wins free semester of college at “Big Bucks & BBQ” event (9/2/21)Hopes for a free semester of college, a set of AirPod Pro’s, a $100 Amazon gift card and hot dogs... -
Son marches in father’s footsteps in SEMO’s marching band (9/1/21)Between the years of 1983 and 1986 Jeff Singer played trombone in Southeast’s Golden Eagles... -
New band director leads largest SEMO marching band (9/1/21)After their hiatus from live performances at games, Southeast’s marching band The Golden Eagles is... -
Students serve traditional dishes to a full crowd at annual Taste of the World event (8/30/21) -
Sundays at Three to feature sounds from movies (8/27/21)Audience members will hopefully “Feel The Love,” at the first Sundays at Three concert of the...
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Creating connections with the Black Faculty and Staff Alliance (8/27/21)In the Dempster atrium Wednesday evening, Black faculty and staff members met with students to... -
Celebrating SEMO’s LGBTQ+ Students, Faculty, Staff and Allies (8/27/21)The sweltering 92-degree heat did not stop students and staff from attending the annual LGBTQ+... -
Local author and Southeast graduate publishes “Galaxy of Titans” (7/18/21)When Ben Hale arrived at Southeast, he was in no way a traditional college student. Most students... -
River Campus playwright winner highlights roles for college-aged students (7/2/21)Southeast’s River Campus selected a winner from the inaugural River Campus Lanford Wilson New... -
River Campus Festival features the New American Play Festival (6/28/21)The Langford Wilson New American Play Festival took place at Southeast’s River Campus location as... -
Southeast hosts Acting Intensive Summer Camp (6/17/21)Southeast is hosting an Acting Intensive Summer Camp at the River Campus location during the week... -
Meet Benjie Heu, Southeast ceramics professor (5/10/21)Benjie Heu has been teaching ceramics at Southeast for 15 years. Art has always been his passion,... -
Broadcast Media: the changes and evolution of an industry (5/10/21)News is an evolving industry, and the things done a decade ago are foriegn to most. The ways... -
Southeast River Campus closes the year with Series II Concert (5/7/21)The Donald C. Bedell Performance Hall was filled with audience members and loud cheers as the Wind... -
Biennial Art Exhibit showcases Southeast faculty artwork (5/7/21)People say those that can, do; those who can’t, teach. The Biennial Faculty Art Exhibit hosted at...