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How the River Campus is able to expand in the 2021-2022 year
EntertainmentMay 6
How the River Campus is able to expand in the 2021-2022 yearEnhance the student experience, academic excellence, improve space utilization, address aging facilities and infrastructures, and improve campus safety and security.
The Southeast Marching Band is on pace to increase their membership fall 2021
EntertainmentApril 27
The Southeast Marching Band is on pace to increase their membership fall 2021With their last season being limited due to the virus in the fall 2020 semester, the Southeast Marching band is determined to grow their student roster as they prepare for next semester.
Celebrating departments; fourteenth annual HCAM
EntertainmentApril 26
Celebrating departments; fourteenth annual HCAM*Editor's note: The author of this story received the Outstanding Students Award during this event.
The Arts Council of Southeast Missouri holds eighth-annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
EntertainmentApril 20
The Arts Council of Southeast Missouri holds eighth-annual Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition“The urban definition of goal digger, is a person who surrounds themselves with the success that they desire. With this sculpture, I reflect how an individual can constantly be obsessed with trying to improve themselves.”
Southeast students gain job experience through Riverfront PR
EntertainmentApril 8
Southeast students gain job experience through Riverfront PRWhat if there was a way for students to expand their portfolio by joining a group that gives them real-life job experience while still attending school and managing other activities?
How mass communications students are finding their way after graduation
EntertainmentMarch 29
How mass communications students are finding their way after graduationWhat do a real estate agent and a potential Oscar Mayer Wienermobile driver have in common?
The virus: A new normal for music students and their instructors
EntertainmentMarch 6
The virus: A new normal for music students and their instructorsStudents who study music live to play their instruments. However, their normal way of playing and their professors' teaching styles have had to be adjusted due to COVID-19.
A Boo-tification of Cape Girardeau
EntertainmentNovember 4
A Boo-tification of Cape GirardeauTo combine the arts and the spooky holiday, the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri hosted a parks beautification party on Oct. 31. The event, Boo-tiful Parks: Clean Halloween, created a way to introduce a new park membership for children called ArtKidTech. The even...
A world of photography in Cape Girardeau
EntertainmentOctober 26
A world of photography in Cape GirardeauThrough the main doors, The Arts Council of Southeast Missouri housed a vivid world of photography. When approaching a picture along the white walls, the outdoor prints were clear and life-like, like an opening to natural splendor in the world. The pops of color an...
Spooky, scary, paper models
EntertainmentOctober 19
Spooky, scary, paper modelsGary Tyler, outreach specialist at Crisp Museum, organized a hands-on Halloween Paper Model event for the public Oct. 10. The event allowed participants to create a festive paper model to kick off the spooky season.
Finding her place: Catapult artist’s exhibit explores landscapes
EntertainmentOctober 4
Finding her place: Catapult artist’s exhibit explores landscapesJust a few steps through the glass doors of Catapult Creative House stood a work of art by Jennifer Torres. The first piece sighted held a small blue box on a wooden frame. The work of art placed a city on the top and a hidden forest landscape inside. It was one of...
Creativity weaves its way through Southeast
EntertainmentSeptember 23
Creativity weaves its way through SoutheastIn its second year for the display, the Crisp Museum held an interactive Finger Weaving Workshop for the public September 19, 2020. The workshop allowed participants to try something new while also learning about history.
Three musicians, one unique sound
EntertainmentSeptember 16
Three musicians, one unique soundElectronic cords cover the large outdoor stage, with three microphones standing tall and two large speakers close by. Two guitarists and a singer, microphone in hand, step into their places on stage. The music begins.
A short, sweet way to bring back music
EntertainmentSeptember 3
A short, sweet way to bring back musicAfter a six-month break from the stage, Southeast River Campus hosted the first live music concert of the semester, opening with the Sundays at Three Series under the direction of Gabrielle Baffoni, assistant professor of single reeds at Southeast.
What is coming back, the music or the aesthetic of vinyl?
OpinionApril 5
What is coming back, the music or the aesthetic of vinyl?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 pla...
What once was trash is another man's treasure
EntertainmentFebruary 17
What once was trash is another man's treasureJoshua Newth is an assistant professor of art and has spent the last four years as a foundation coordinator for the Department of Art and Design at Southeast.
A revelation through a tragedy; for the non-sports fans who are grieving
OpinionJanuary 29
A revelation through a tragedy; for the non-sports fans who are grievingStill, I am in no way shape or form an intellectual in the sports world. Nor could I tell you who played last night or who scored what. But what I can recognize is the love people have for their passions and how people can be so impacted by a hero.
For Redhawk Rhythm A Cappella group, memories were made this semester
EntertainmentDecember 9
For Redhawk Rhythm A Cappella group, memories were made this semesterFor Redhawk Rhythm A Cappella group, memories were made this semester.
SEMO Rocks, a club people won't take for granite
EntertainmentNovember 18
SEMO Rocks, a club people won't take for graniteMany clubs are started and participated in by Southeast students on campus. However, Jackson natives Lisa and Mark McEachern, they wanted a club that could bring a whole community together.
Voices were heard and talents were shown at Bedell Performance Hall
FeaturesOctober 27
Voices were heard and talents were shown at Bedell Performance HallMany voices were heard Oct. 22 at Bedell Performance Hall on Southeast’s River Campus for the fall choir concert “The World Around Us.”

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