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April 16
Shipyard Music and Cultural Festival prepares for return
Downtown Cape is welcoming back Shipyard Music and Cultural Festival as a two-day event Sept. 27 and 28 in and around Ivers Square. The festival on Friday night and Saturday include national touring acts, visual arts and a wide variety of food and beverage. Local f...
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April 2
Cape Girardeau to host first ever Pride festival
New LGBTQ-advocacy group, Cape Pride, will host an inaugural pride festival from noon to 8 p.m. May 4 in Capaha Park. Cape Pride Inc. was founded in 2018 as a not-for-profit organization to celebrate the LGBTQ community of Southeast Missouri and the surrounding reg...
Entertainment
January 22
Southeast Student takes talent to St. Louis Symphony
In the midst of her final semester at Southeast Alyssa Strauss earned a spot among 130 singers in the St. Louis Symphony Chorus. Strauss, a St. Louis native, is a vocal music education major who is student teaching by day and rehearsing by night. The Department of ...
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November 20
Pi Kappa Alpha suspended for multiple violations
Dean of students Sonia Rucker ruled Nov.1 that Southeast fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha, commonly known as PIKE, is under suspension from the university until Feb. 1, 2019. Suspension involves separation from the university for a specified period of time or until certai...
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November 7
Francesca Bucci: Tale of a “Controlled Hot Mess”
Chicago native Francesca Bucci, a junior and double major in acting and public relations, never stops. She recently celebrated her 21st birthday on stage for the opening of “Our Town” as a leading role — the first of her career. Her first semester she was enrolled ...
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November 7
Incumbent Smith holds on to Missouri’s 8th Congressional District
Republican incumbent Jason Smith will continue to represent Missouri’s 8th Congressional District in the U.S. House. With 370 of 462 precincts reported, about 80 percent of all votes, Smith appears to have taken the race with 126,096 of the votes. Democrat Kathy El...
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November 6
Incumbent Kathy Swan returns as Missouri House of Representative District 147
Republican incumbent Kathy Swan will remain as the Missouri state representative of District 147. Swan was opposed by Democratic candidate Renita Green in the Nov. 6 election. “We did a lot better than what Democrats have done in the past,” Green said. “Our numbers...
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October 29
Southeast student collects extra meals for Redhawk Food Pantry
Gabrione Kent, a junior majoring in entrepreneurship, developed One Meal a Week to collect extra meals for donations on campus. The program allows students on a meal plan to donate extra meals or guest meals that may eventually go to waste to the Redhawk Food Pantr...
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October 29
Voter Purging
Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp incorrectly canceled some 340,000 voter registrations. Missouri participates in the Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck (Crosscheck) used by officials in 26 other states, including Georgia. Missouri first implemented it in...
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October 25
Race to represent Missouri’s eighth Congressional District in the U.S. House
Democrat Kathy Ellis and Libertarian Jonathan Lee Shell are running against Republican incumbent Jason Smith in the race to represent Missouri’s 8th Congressional District in the U.S. House. The 8th District includes rural southeast and south-central Missouri as we...
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October 25
Missouri House of Representative District 147 up for grabs
Democratic candidate Renita Green will oppose Republican incumbent Kathy Swan in the Nov. 6 election to represent Missouri House of Representative District 147. District 147 represents Cape Girardeau and part of Cape Girardeau County in the Missouri House of Repres...
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October 16
Annual Stache Bash promotes men as partners in prevention
Men will discuss male stereotypes and what it is like to live in today’s society at Southeast’s Campus Violence Prevention Program annual Stache Bash event. “Stache Bash works to offset toxic masculinity in today’s society,” coordinator of campus violence preventio...
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September 21
Third annual Innovation Challenge to be held in November
The third annual Southeast Innovation Challenge offers students an opportunity to improve Catapult Creative House. The Douglas C. Greene Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Southeast announced the Southeast Innovation Challenge, which will coincide with t...
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September 10
Southeast student preserves Kent Library history
Southeast senior Peter Reckling used his knack for furniture restoration to preserve original Kent Library furniture over the summer. Reckling, a historic preservation major, spent two months preserving ten pieces of historic Kent Library furniture including multip...
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September 5
In its third year Redhawks Rising renews commitment to ending sexual assault in Southeast community
Seeking to help end sexual assault, Redhawks Rising launched its third year as a student organization at Southeast on Aug. 27, holding an educational meeting where outreach events were outlined to support the cause. Executive board members welcomed new and familiar...
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August 29
Suicide Prevention Week gives students resources
Counseling and Disability Services at Southeast is helping to sponsor events addressing awareness and prevention of suicide, among the leading causes of death in the United States, during the week of Sept. 10 to 14. The week’s events aim to educate participants who...
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May 7
Red sands fills the cracks downtown
Gamma Sigma Sigma repurposes red sand to fill the cracks of the sidewalk on Broadway street and the riverfront on April 29 to raise awareness for human trafficking. Anna Foppe, Gamma Sigma Sigma treasurer learned about the The Red Sand Project in March and immedia...
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April 16
Annual Edible Book Festival raises money for the Redhawk Food Pantry
Leah McAlister wanted to show Southeast students Kent Library can be a fun place, in a tasteful way. McAlister, Kent Library’s access services coordinator, combined her passions for books and cooking with the annual Edible Book Festival, which also raised money for...
News
April 10
SGA Update: April 9, 2018
The Student Government and members of the finance committee allocated funding for the FY19 including a $8,000 budget for the Homecoming Planning Committee, $17,500 for Club Sports and $8,700 for When In Need Go Shuttle (W.I.N.G.S) at its meeting Monday night...
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April 6
Construction started on National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza
It took nearly 40 years, but the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) will soon have a plaza in Parker Field on the Southeast campus this year. The NPHC’s charter at Southeast dates back to 1979, but a physical presence of the 5 historically black greek organizatio...
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