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Southeast alumnus and retired professor shares his love of music, receives merit award (11/11/19)Alumnus and former music professor Steven Curtis uses his love for teaching music to motivate students. -
Center for Speech and Hearing welcomes children to sensory-friendly trick-or-treat (11/8/19)The National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA) hosted an indoor, sensory-friendly Trick-or-Treat for all children, but... -
United they serve (11/11/19)Southeast veteran alumni reflect on service, time at school -
Southeast student reconnects with culture through her company MadeNGhana (11/8/19)Home is where the heart is — and Southeast student Genevive Sosuh is reconnecting with the culture she left behind by bringing her roots to the... -
Arrow takes home six national awards at College Media Association conference (11/6/19)The Arrow earned six national awards from both the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) and College Media Association (CMA) at the Fall National College... -
YAL petitions Dry Campus (11/6/19)Southeast’s chapter of Young Americans for Liberty hosted a recruitment drive and petition signing against the university’s dry campus policy, which... -
Anxiety affects lives at Southeast, faculty suggest students ‘cut yourself some slack’ (11/6/19)Anxiety disorders affect about 40 million, or 18% of American adults every year. -
Beggs Family Farm Looks to the Next Generation of Farmers (11/6/19)Slides, escape rooms, pig race tracks and more make up the setting of Beggs Family Farm in Blodgett, Missouri. -
Tis the season to be freezin (11/5/19)When the leaves begin to change and winter steadily approaches, people everywhere are curious to know what the forecast has in store so they can... -
Panel empowers women in entrepreneurship (10/31/19)The National Association of Women Business Owners reports over 51% of businesses are owned by women. Nearly 5.5 million are owned by women of color,... -
Missouri State Treasurer wants businesses to acknowledge people with disabilities' talents using MO ABLE (10/23/19)Sworn in only nine months ago, Missouri State Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick has earned the responsibility of helping Missourians with disabilities save...
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You've goat to be kidding me! Goat yoga comes to Cape Girardeau (10/23/19)What happens when 25 yoga practitioners, treats and 20 very confused goats are combined? -
HLC visit and state funding among topics at State of the University address (10/23/19)Southeast President Carlos Vargas touched on renovations, state appropriations, enrollment and the Higher Learning Commission’s September visit among...
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Southeast student advocates for disability awareness on campus and in the community (10/23/19)What began as posts on the Living at Southeast Facebook page has turned into a movement to raise disability awareness on campus and within the local... -
New class project encourages students to take action, be better (10/23/19)Southeast’s Applied Ethical Leadership class is learning social responsibility through the “Do Better, Be Better” (DBBB) project this semester. -
Innovation Challenge seeking teams (10/21/19)The Harrison College of Business and Catapult Creative House are preparing for their annual Innovation Challenge in November. -
Famed poet Ebony Stewart to emcee Homecoming Talent Show (10/21/19)International touring poet and performance artist Ebony Stewart will emcee Southeast’s Homecoming Talent Show on Oct. 22. -
Redhawks search for opportunities at the Fall Career Expo (10/19/19)A low rumble of professional small talk hummed through the rafters Thursday morning, as students went table to table in search of their future. -
SGA reviews funding for student organizations, comment box relocation and recycling (10/19/19)Student Government Association (SGA) reviewed funding requests and committee updates at its meeting Monday, Oct. 14.
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Dr. CP Gause memorial shines light on bright life (10/14/19)“A teacher,” “a friend,” “an advocate,” and “a joy to be around.” All are the words used to describe Charles Phillip Gause who passed away Tuesday,...
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Brother Jed draws crowd during on-campus religious protest (10/14/19)Southeast President Carlos Vargas sent a mass email to every Southeast student Wednesday, Oct. 9, acknowledging that the appearance of Brother Jed... -
Sikeston’s Campus Vegetable Demonstration Garden Provides jobs for Southeast region, fresh food for all (10/12/19)Southeast’s Sikeston Campus and Lincoln University were in partnership to create a Vegetable Demonstration Garden, which opened in May. -
Southeast department sends email violating student privacy (10/8/19)On Oct. 4, an email including information from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences leaked private information about students, faculty and... -
Common misconceptions about parking lead to confusion on campus (10/8/19)Between January and August, the Southeast Department of Public Safety (DPS) reported 15,936 parking violations. -
As Enrollment Numbers Drop At Southeast, Retention and Graduation Rates Boost (10/8/19)While the university has seen a decline in enrollment this year, it is also experiencing a record retention rate among first-year students.
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