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Living (your best life) At Southeast
EntertainmentMarch 10
Living (your best life) At SoutheastLiving at Southeast (LAS) is a one-stop shop for questions about classes, housing, parking and more. It can also be a space where students complain about those topics, or a place of lighthearted humor and acerbic satire.
Cape Girardeau’s Rush Limbaugh leaves complicated legacy as “savior of AM radio” and divisive pundit
NewsFebruary 25
Cape Girardeau’s Rush Limbaugh leaves complicated legacy as “savior of AM radio” and divisive punditConservative radio commentator and Cape Girardeau native Rush Limbaugh died Wednesday, Feb. 17.
Board of Regents addresses sexual assault claims, COVID-19 vaccinations and budget
NewsDecember 19
Board of Regents addresses sexual assault claims, COVID-19 vaccinations and budgetThe Board of Regents discussed a range of topics in their Dec. 18 meeting, including allegations of sexual assault, the deletion and prioritization of certain academic programs, the university budget, the COVID-19 vaccine and the process of adapting to technologica...
The Arrow hosts debate between College Democrats and Republicans
NewsOctober 8
The Arrow hosts debate between College Democrats and RepublicansThe Arrow will be holding a debate on Wednesday, Oct. 14, between representatives from the College Democrats of Southeast Missouri State University and the College Republicans of Southeast Missouri State University.
Health side effects of lockdown: a health communications professional on things to watch out for while in quarantine
NewsMay 14
Health side effects of lockdown: a health communications professional on things to watch out for whi...While stay-at-home orders are intended to help reduce the risk of contracting COVID-19, the order can bring a variety of other health concerns.
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NewsMay 7
Diverging diamond project between Cape, Jackson continues as drivers return to the roadWork on the diverging diamond project between Cape Girardeau and Jackson has remained constant in weeks past, though the increase in traffic may have implications in the future. It’s also bound to have an effect on those coming back to campus in the months ahead.
Historic Preservation Program adjusts to out-of-the-field work during pandemic
NewsApril 20
Historic Preservation Program adjusts to out-of-the-field work during pandemicHow do students in an in-the-field discipline like historic preservation continue to operate and learn during a pandemic?
Public Relations professor Pam Parry named editor of academic publication “Journalism History”
NewsApril 11
Public Relations professor Pam Parry named editor of academic publication “Journalism History”Pam Parry, the chairperson of the Department of Mass Media, has been named editor of a prestigious publication shining a light on journalism’s past.
Campus community provides resources, encourages voter engagement
NewsMarch 9
Campus community provides resources, encourages voter engagementWith the 2020 elections quickly approaching and the primaries just around the corner, whether students are exercising their civic responsibility remains a question.
Cyber attack on Cape Girardeau causes week-long ramifications
NewsFebruary 17
Cyber attack on Cape Girardeau causes week-long ramificationsA cyber attack against the city of Cape Girardeau has led to weeks of “confusion and chaos,” said deputy city manager Molly Mehner.
Polar Plunge volunteers go all-in for Special Olympics with first year in new location
NewsFebruary 10
Polar Plunge volunteers go all-in for Special Olympics with first year in new locationThe chilly dip took place on Feb. 1 at the Cape Girardeau County Park North lake. During the plunge, volunteers raced into the water to show their support for Special Olympics athletes. In order to take the plunge, participants had to raise $75 to participate and b...
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NewsDecember 9
Southeast upgrades residence to Agriculture learning community, displacing environmental studentsThe Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Themed Community at Southeast is transitioning to a learning community designed specifically for students pursuing degrees in agriculture, leaving environmental sciences majors to find alternative housing.
Beggs Family Farm Looks to the Next Generation of Farmers
NewsNovember 6
Beggs Family Farm Looks to the Next Generation of FarmersSlides, escape rooms, pig race tracks and more make up the setting of Beggs Family Farm in Blodgett, Missouri.
SEEDS Symposium brings economic conversations to Southeast
NewsOctober 7
SEEDS Symposium brings economic conversations to SoutheastThe first-ever Southeast Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Symposium (SEEDS) was held for students and community members interested in regional and national economic development Thursday, Sept. 26, with discussions ranging from topics from cannabis to infra...
UFO Tour Highlights Hometown Legend About Early Exterrestrial Crash Landing
EntertainmentSeptember 30
UFO Tour Highlights Hometown Legend About Early Exterrestrial Crash LandingThe Department of Continuing Education at Southeast recently gave visitors the opportunity to explore Cape Girardeau’s place in the cosmos, concurrent with the “Storm Area 51” event that has swept the internet.
Cape chamber, Southeast partner to keep graduates local
NewsSeptember 18
Cape chamber, Southeast partner to keep graduates localRecruiting local students to stay in the Southeast Missouri region has become difficult, as only 20% of students remain in the area upon graduation, according to Chamber Vice President Kim Voelker. As a result, the Cape Chamber of Commerce started the ConnectCape ...
Fulbright alum seeks to spread program awareness
NewsSeptember 11
Fulbright alum seeks to spread program awarenessAfter experiencing the world with the help of a Fulbright scholarship, a Southeast faculty member looks to help do the same for students today.

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