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One Meal a Week feeds hundreds as semester ends, holidays near (12/9/19)The One Meal a Week program has collected over $10,000 worth of food since the program’s start. -
SEMO Regent, local business owner Dennis Vinson dies Sunday (12/6/19)Dennis Vinson, the founder and CEO of Jackson’s Signature Packaging, chairman of the board of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the... -
Southeast hosts series of events, educates students on hazing policies at Southeast (12/4/19)Members of several fraternities and sororities on campus hosted a series of events for Anti-Hazing Week to raise awareness and spark conversations... -
Scholars from China offer perspectives from home (12/2/19)Two visiting scholars from China offered their perspectives on the differences and similarities between American and Chinese universities as a part... -
Inaugural Mental Health Day coming to Southeast (12/2/19)Due to increased mental health issues among Southeast students, Student Issues, a department within SGA, will host an inaugural Mental Health Day...
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Faculty, alumni show support for Angela Davis (11/24/19)Political activist, author and professor Angela Davis is set to keynote Southeast’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Dinner on Jan. 29, and... -
Vandiver Hall hosts Safe Trick-or-Treat in efforts to create outreach in the community (11/23/19)Southeast Serves, Vandiver Hall and Gamma Sigma Sigma hosted a Safe Trick-or-Treat for children Monday, Oct. 28. The event was held in Vandiver Hall... -
Missouri Gov. Parson announces campaign to combat teen vaping (11/23/19)Gov. Mike Parson on Monday announced the start of a statewide youth campaign to raise awareness on the risks of using electronic cigarettes and...
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Southeast blanket student fee covers university's million-dollar debt (11/21/19)A nearly decade long practice of growing student tuition and fees means Southeast is borrowing money to cover its budget and relying on raising... -
Southeast second voluntary retirement incentive program in full effect (11/21/19)Southeast began its second round for the Voluntary Retirement Incentive Program (VRIP) on Jan. 21, and the application window closed March 7. -
New changes to wintercession courses benefiting more than just students (11/19/19)In past years at Southeast, wintersession courses have proven to be low priority, but under Provost Mike Godard, changes are now being implemented to... -
Cape Girardeau City Council tables decision for parking ban on Normal (11/18/19)Southeast students and members of the community may soon see a change in parking ordinances on Normal Avenue. -
Kent Library receives overdue internet improvements (11/18/19)A network rewiring project to improve internet connectivity at Kent Library began in November. The network wiring most likely hasn't been updated...
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Chi Sigma Iota hosts Counseling Colloquium on eating disorders (11/18/19)More than half a million people in Missouri have an eating disorder, according to the Missouri Eating Disorders Council of the Missouri General... -
Declining Enrollment among international, black students could result in culture as collateral damage (11/18/19)International students who attend Southeast may gain new experiences stateside, but they also bring valuable global perspectives and cultures to... -
Fees are on the rise at Southeast (11/18/19)Course fees and high-cost program fees have been generating extra revenue at Southeast for the last two Fiscal Years. What are these fees, and what... -
Unexpected scheduling issues cause student's graduation to be delayed, financial hardships (11/18/19)Decreased enrollment, instructors leaving and budget cuts have meant some classes students need to graduate are not always being offered. -
Budget cuts lead faculty, staff, administration to take on more than they signed up for (11/18/19)Southeast’s budget cuts have affected the faculty, staff and administration of the university by restructuring where classes are held, forcing... -
Decreased enrollment and increased renovations have multiple buildings closed across campus (11/18/19)Several buildings across campus at Southeast have been closed since 2015, and high renovation costs coupled with declining enrollment have rendered... -
University leadership still monitoring success of academic restructuring (11/18/19)The university is continuing to determine whether past academic reconstructing changes will be able to keep driving the institution in the right... -
Budget Breakdown Overview (11/18/19)Tuition is up. Enrollment is down. Classes aren’t being offered. People are leaving and buildings are closed. Some say the budget is the problem, but... -
Southeast alumna debuts solo exhibition "Sweetie" at Art Council’s First Friday (11/15/19)The Arts Council of Southeast Missouri hosted a First Friday gallery walk to present two solo exhibitions at the Micro Gallery rooms including... -
Drumming it out: Expressive Arts and managing stress (11/15/19)Stress is an integral part of college life, especially around this time in the semester. Stress can motivate, distract from or even paralyze a... -
Toilet burst on Greek Hill, floods two sorority houses (11/13/19)A toilet in F building on Greek Hill burst Saturday, Nov. 9 at about 11 p.m., which resulted in flooded basements for two on-campus sorority houses,... -
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.
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