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NewsMay 2
Southeast demolishes handball court to prepare for new campus buildingsSoutheast demolished the handball court located on the River Campus to make way for a new academic and residence hall that is set to be built by the fall of 2014.
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NewsMarch 25
Case originating in Cape Girardeau will be decided by US Supreme CourtA Cape Girardeau Driving While Intoxicated case has made it all the way to the Supreme Court.
Missouri minimum wage increases 10 cents
NewsFebruary 25
Missouri minimum wage increases 10 centsThis year, Missouri increased the minimum wage from $7.25 to $7.35. An extra 10 cents an hour is only another $4 a week for a full-time Ruby Tuesday employee like Schweain.
School shooting unlocks debate of on-campus concealed carry laws
NewsFebruary 11
School shooting unlocks debate of on-campus concealed carry lawsAccording to Missouri laws, students, faculty, staff or any individual on state-funded campus property are not allowed to have concealed weapons on the premises. Southeast Missouri State University is included in this policy.
Historical handball court set to be torn down by Southeast
NewsFebruary 11
Historical handball court set to be torn down by SoutheastThe handball court is set to be demolished by Southeast Missouri State University to build a new academic building and residence hall for the River Campus.
Downtown Cape Girardeau says goodbye to Buckner Brewing Company on Feb. 3
NewsFebruary 5
Downtown Cape Girardeau says goodbye to Buckner Brewing Company on Feb. 3On Sunday Feb. 3 Buckner Brewing Company and Ragsdale's Pub will be officially closed.
City of Cape Girardeau provides new options for bicyclists
NewsJanuary 29
City of Cape Girardeau provides new options for bicyclistsThe city of Cape Girardeau took notice of the growing need to accommodate commuting bikers in May 2011. That's when it instituted a program called "Ride the City," which entailed adding 16 miles of bicycle lanes to streets across Cape Girardeau.
Literature professor continues to teach after being charged
NewsJanuary 21
Literature professor continues to teach after being chargedSoutheast literature professor Dr. Roger Arpin still is teaching classes at Southeast Missouri State University after being charged with a class "D" felony on Dec. 17
Southeast VICTORY Program promotes awareness of stalking
NewsJanuary 21
Southeast VICTORY Program promotes awareness of stalkingThe VICTORY Program at Southeast promotes awareness of the realities of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. The month of January is Stalking Awareness Month.
Regents approve expansion plans for buildings at the River Campus
NewsJanuary 14
Regents approve expansion plans for buildings at the River CampusBoard of Regents has approved a plan to construct a new residential and academic building at the River Campus with a proposed choral rehearsal classroom, three sectional music classrooms, storage space for musical instruments, a choral library and a dance studio.
Former Cape Girardeau mayor elected to Board of Regents
NewsJanuary 14
Former Cape Girardeau mayor elected to Board of RegentsGov. Jay Nixon recently appointed former Cape Girardeau mayor Jay Knutson to a six-year term on the Southeast Missouri State University Board of Regents, as well as Doyle Privett becoming president of the board.
Scooter ordinance in effect on Nov. 16
NewsNovember 26
Scooter ordinance in effect on Nov. 16The ordinance was passed at the Nov. 5 and states that all scooter riders must be insured, wear helmets and drive only on roads with a speed limit of 35 mph or less. Two people riding on one scooter and driving on sidewalks has also been prohibited.
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NewsNovember 26
City council tables alcohol proposalThe council conducted an online survey regarding the ordinance which was met with 12 percent feeling that no action was necessary while 60 percent felt that the current ordinance is fine.
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NewsNovember 16
Scooter ordinance goes into effect on Nov. 16Mixed reactions have rippled through Cape Girardeau due to the scooter city ordinance the city council passed at their Nov. 5 meeting.
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NewsNovember 12
Regents renew charter school sponsorshipSoutheast Missouri State University sponsors Lift for Life Academy, a charter school that enrolls about 575 students and has been sponsored by Southeast since 2000.
Casino creates jobs within community
NewsOctober 29
Casino creates jobs within communityCape Girardeau residents voted to approve the construction of the Isle of Capri casino in downtown Cape Girardeau in November 2010.
Students pitch their ideas for possible implementation
NewsOctober 29
Students pitch their ideas for possible implementationStudents competed to come up with the best idea for an entrepreneurial endeavor during Southeast Missouri State University's Douglas C. Greene Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship's second Big Idea Competition.
Vintage Now supports Safe House for Women
EntertainmentOctober 22
Vintage Now supports Safe House for WomenDeb Maevers, owner of Pastimes Antiques, wanted to start a fashion show that would not only be about fashion, but also about raising money for a good cause.
Student Learning Outcomes in first semester of application
NewsOctober 22
Student Learning Outcomes in first semester of applicationSoutheast Missouri State University is instituting a new initiative that seeks to create Student Learning Outcomes.
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EntertainmentOctober 18
The Glenn House and River City Players to host spirited eventThe Glenn House and the River City Players will be hosting a Spirits with the Spirits event for Halloween. The Glenn House is a Victorian building home built in 1883 that is located on Spanish Street.

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