Bailey Mccormick
newsApril 21
Southest students take first place at International business competitionFour students from Southeast Missouri State University took first place against eight teams at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis second annual International Business Case Competition. The team consists of Malli Tahghighi, Jenny Macke, Kyle Jacobsmeyer and Chri...
newsApril 14
Students, faculty and community members discuss the legalization of marijuanaA small cluster of people gathered in Sikeston on March 25 to listen and debate the potential legalization of marijuana in Missouri. Some were supportive of medical use of marijuana, including Brandy Johnson of Bernie, Mo. Johnson's son, Tre, has a rare medical con...
newsMarch 31
Proposal approved to research upgrades on Show Me CenterFaded red fold-out seats can be seen scattered throughout the arena and a dull buzz from dated lighting fixtures acts as background noise. The Southeast Missouri State University Show Me Center is 27 years old and many components of the building are showing signs o...
newsMarch 10
Regents approve proposal to research upgrades to the Show Me CenterNearly seven million people have attended the 9,800 events that have taken place at Southeast Missouri State University's Show Me Center since the doors first opened in 1987. Since then, a few upgrades have taken place but many important aspects of the building hav...newsMarch 8
Best practices when choosing the right major recapThe Academic Support Center at Southeast Missouri State University sponsors seminars every week this semester. These sessions are a beacon for students in need of academic and career guidance. The latest session, held on March 5, was titled "Best Practices When Cho...
sportsFebruary 24
Athletic director believes gay players would be acceptedMichael Sam, football player for University of Missouri and potential NFL draft pick, has been making headlines with his recent announcement that he is gay. Countless students, team members and coaches have proven to be supportive of Sam, who could become the first...newsFebruary 18
Dr. Carson speaks about importance of educationRenowned surgeon Dr. Ben Carson will bring an encouraging message of hope to the community of Sikeston, Mo. John Mcmillen, co-chair of the Dr. Ben Carson event, said the idea behind bringing Carson to Sikeston came from the reaction to the previous election results...
newsFebruary 10
Broadway Theatre to be considered as historic place in Cape GirardeauThe historic Broadway Theatre in downtown Cape Girardeau is being considered for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. Steven Hoffman, professor of history at Southeast Missouri State University, and Alyssa Lage of the Cape Girardeau Convention & ...
newsFebruary 3
Workshop aids students in planning next career stepThe international student Optional Practical Training workshops prepare international students for American life in the workplace. Priya Tauro, originally from India, knows because not only does she coordinate the informational meetings, but she also attended a ses...entertainmentJanuary 21
Harry Connick Jr. Orchestra's saxophonist to play at the Clark Terry/Phi Mu Alpha Jazz FestivalMore than 500 students from area high schools and middle schools are expected to showcase their talent in Southeast Missouri State University's 16th annual Clark Terry/ Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival along with Southeast's own jazz bands.
entertainmentDecember 9
Double Fret duo to provide nostalgia to audience with holiday chamber musicPatrick Rafferty, classical guitar adjunct faculty member at Southeast Missouri State University, and Laura Guyer Ross, adjunct professor of double reeds at Southeast, of the music department call their duet performances "Double Fret."entertainmentDecember 3
Williams' play to be performed at River CampusOrpheus Descending is a production that brings old traditions of a small town in the deep South to life. The classic American drama has a dark humor intertwined with love affairs, racial aspersions and tragedy. Bart Williams, acting and stage combat professor at So...newsNovember 26
Southeast music program offers classical guitar classFor the first time in almost 15 years, the department of music at Southeast Missouri State University will offer an introductory class to classical guitar. The introduction to guitar class currently being offered at Southeast is strictly for music majors and minors...entertainmentNovember 19
Guitar Ensamble to showcase studentsThe Southeast Missouri State University River Campus Guitar Ensemble will showcase a variety of pieces for the "Fall Guitar Ensemble" performance. The concert will be held in the Robert F. and Gertrude L. Shuck Music Recital Hall at the River Campus. According to t...
newsNovember 18
Arts Council presents 43rd annual craft fairHandmade jewelry, woodwork, holiday décor and much more can be found at the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri's 43rd Annual Christmas Arts and Crafts Extravaganza. The Arts Council is a nonprofit regional arts organization that serves 28 counties in southeast Mis...
newsNovember 5
Remembering Southeast employee Chris SeyerChris Seyer started working for Southeast Missouri State University in 1990 in the registration office. After 10 years he switched to the admissions office where he worked until 2012. When asked about Seyer's life, many people's response was the same: He never met ...
newsNovember 4
Southeast alumna helps international students integrateLynette Williamson is a Southeast Missouri State University alumna who graduated in 1968 with a bachelor's degree in elementary education. She earned her master's degree in special education from the University of Missouri-St. Louis in 1986. She and her husband, Ro...LOAD MORE
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