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EntertainmentDecember 7
River Campus opens 'Five Women Wearing the Same Red Dress' on Dec. 8“Five Women Wearing the Same Dress” will be performed at the Southeast Missouri State University River Campus at 7:30 p.m. from Dec. 8 through 10 in the Rust Flexible Theatre. The play, written by Alan Ball in 1993, focuses on five bridesmaids who hide from a weddi...
NewsNovember 9
Women's empowerment organization formed at SoutheastThe Zonta Club of Cape Girardeau has created a new organization at Southeast Missouri State University called the Golden Z Club. The Cape Girardeau chapter is a member of Zonta International, a global organization dedicated to empowering women through service and a...
OtherNovember 2
Drone program to begin in fall 2017As the world changes and adapts to new emerging technology, the academic world must do so as well. In the fall of 2017, Southeast Missouri State University will be offering a four-year Bachelor of Science degree program in unmanned aircraft systems, more commonly k...
EntertainmentOctober 30
Faculty member brings passion for music to SoutheastMusic is something that most people experience in their day-to-day lives — whether it’s jamming out to the radio in the car, starting the day with an a cappella number in the shower or blaring a classic rock hit through a pair of headphones during a workout session...
NewsOctober 17
Southeast to host Study Abroad FairThe Study Abroad Fair, sponsored by International Education Services, will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 19, in the lobby area of the University Center at Southeast Missouri State University. The departments that are involved with study abroad are inv...
EntertainmentOctober 12
PRIDE to host annual drag showSoutheast Missouri State University’s student organization PRIDE will host its annual drag show Friday, Oct. 14. Last year the drag show was titled “Halloqueen” and was Halloween themed. But unlike last year, the event will not have a direct theme attached to it, b...NewsOctober 5
Social work students to volunteer at Project Homeless Connect eventA group of social work students at Southeast Missouri State University are giving back to the community by volunteering as guides at the fifth annual Project Homeless Connect event on Friday, Oct. 7. This event originated in San Francisco in 2004 and began spreadi...
NewsApril 26
SEMO Rising event supports victims of sexual assaultAs a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Campus Violence Prevention Program at Southeast Missouri State University hosted SEMO Rising April 21. SEMO Rising is an event that was created to give survivors of sexual assault from Southeast an opportunity to spe...
EntertainmentApril 25
Daven Anderson paintings reflect on living life along Midwest watersDaven Anderson's "The Rivers: A Celebration of Life and Work on our Inland Waterways" will be the featured exhibition at the Rosemary Berkel and Harry L. Crisp II Museum at Southeast Missouri State University's River Campus May 6 through June 19. "The Rivers" exhib...
NewsApril 19
Kevin Windham only student in St. Louis leadership programKevin Windham, a senior at Southeast Missouri State University, has been selected into the inaugural class of FOCUS St. Louis' Impact Fellows Program. Windham was the only student selected to the leadership program; the rest of the members are executive professiona...
NewsApril 13
Historic preservation program celebrates 35th anniversaryThis year marks the 35th anniversary of the historic preservation program at Southeast Missouri State University. To celebrate, the program will host a banquet April 23. The core of historic preservation involves preserving the built environment. But, in addition t...
NewsMarch 28
Southeast faculty edits book addressing Asian immigration to the United StatesDr. Debra Lee-Distefano, professor of Spanish at Southeast Missouri State University, co-edited and wrote the introduction for the book "Imagining Asia in the Americas" that will be released in September. The book is a collection of papers written by various academ...
NewsMarch 24
Call for submissions now open for Student Research ConferenceSoutheast Missouri State University graduate and undergraduate students are invited to participate in the 24th annual Student Research Conference April 20 and 21. The conference is open to all fields of study and the research submitted can be based on either observ...NewsMarch 7
History Day returns to SoutheastThe Southeast Missouri State University Department of History will host History Day Friday. History Day is an annual event that brings hundreds of middle-school and high-school students to campus for a competition. The top winners move on to the state competition, ...NewsFebruary 22
USDA presents rice research grant to SoutheastThe Southeast Missouri State University Department of Agriculture was awarded a $40,000 Rural Business Development Grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture that will go toward new technologically-advanced equipment for rice research. Typically when you think o...
EntertainmentFebruary 15
Professor receives dissertation awardDr. Shauna Wight, assistant professor of English at Southeast Missouri State University, has been chosen for the 2016 James Berlin Memorial Outstanding Dissertation Award by the Conference on College Composition and Communication. This is Wight's first year at Sout...
NewsFebruary 15
Dr. Avery Henry inspires passion for debate in his studentsOftentimes, when people think of the word "debate," the thought of friends or family having heated conversations at the dinner table comes to mind, or maybe even thoughts of presidential candidates arguing over policy change. In either situation, effective communic...NewsFebruary 8
Addition of degrees, minors approved by Southeast's Board of RegentsDue to growing demands in the job market, Southeast Missouri State University's Board of Regents approved two new degree programs and two new minors on Dec. 15. The new degree programs are the Bachelor of Industrial and Systems Engineering offered through the Depar...NewsNovember 26
SGA announces fall break plans for next two yearsAt the Student Government Association meeting on Nov. 18 it was announced that next year homecoming will be moved to Oct. 4 and fall break will remain as is. But in 2015, as a resolution voted on by the faculty senate, Thanksgiving break will be extended to a full ...
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