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Cape residents motivated by younger generations to protest (Wednesday, June 3, 2020)On May 31, citizens of the city of Cape Girardeau participated in a Black Lives Matter protest in... -
Textbook rental offers new return opportunities for Spring 2020 (Thursday, May 21, 2020)Textbook Rental at Kent Library is offering students a variety of textbook rental return options... -
It’s not just current college students — incoming freshmen continue to be impacted by coronavirus (Monday, May 18, 2020)As high school seniors moved to remote learning — a switch made by students across the country —... -
#SOMOatHome: The Special Olympics against all odds (Thursday, May 14, 2020)Special Olympics Missouri (SOMO) and its athletes thought this year’s State Summer Games were... -
Graduating students feel anxious about post-grad job search (Thursday, May 14, 2020)Many students graduating this May are feeling overwhelmed or stressed about finding job...
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From Redhawk to Seahawk: Josh Avery signed as an undrafted free agent (Tuesday, May 12, 2020)Former Southeast football defensive lineman Josh Avery signed with the Seattle Seahawks as an... -
NCAA to potentially allow athletes to profit on their likeness (Tuesday, May 12, 2020)A significant change is on the horizon for the NCAA as the NCAA Board of Governors has recommended... -
Carlos Vargas: why soccer is beautiful (Sunday, May 3, 2020)Southeast President Carlos Vargas has played soccer since he attended elementary school in Mexico...
Culture
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Southeast alumnus helps create at Apple (Tuesday, May 12, 2020)Jesgar, who graduated from Southeast in 2003, works as a supplier quality engineer at Apple and has... -
Americans turn to music to de-stress (Thursday, May 7, 2020)While social distancing and stay-at-home orders continue during the pandemic, individuals have... -
Virtual Gallery featuring Southeast BFA seniors (Thursday, May 7, 2020)Students graduating with their bachelor’s of fine arts degrees have the opportunity to display...
Opinion
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I AM LUCKY (4/23/20)It is about a month into all of this craziness, and I really couldn’t tell you what exactly is going through my head. -
Food pantries are more important now than ever (4/11/20)In the past few months, the world has been ravaged by COVID-19. It has made the front page of every newspaper in the world. But another national crisis continues unrecognized, especially by those it does not directly affect. Food insecurity, now more than ever, plagues the United States. Being food insecure means that an individual or household is not able to afford a sufficient amount of nutritious food a majority of the time... -
Life without sports (4/7/20)Sports have a way of making everything happening in the ‘real’ world seem non-existent. Sports are a release for many people, including myself. For anyone who’s known me, you know my entire life revolves around sports. -
What is coming back, the music or the aesthetic of vinyl? (4/5/20)While I do not call myself a professional in the music world (yet), I do consider myself an eager participant of listening to music. I have been to over 30 concerts, have three full bins of records, I have been shown/listened to multiple kinds of music and have played multiple instruments... -
It still sucks (3/28/20)Senior Samantha Wakitsch writes about her experience being a senior during the COVID-19 Pandemic and having to leave Southeast Missouri State University. -
The city that never sleeps stays in (3/26/20)I’m not sure what it is about New York City, but I’ve been in love with this city for as long as I can remember. Its bustling streets and large crowds of people are part of its charm.