Matt Taylor
NewsNovember 7
Missouri legalizes medical marijuana with Amendment 2Missouri Constitutional Amendment 2 dealing with the legalization of medical marijuana is projected to pass with a 62 percent yes vote with 65 percent of precincts reporting. The amendment legalizes marijuana for medical purposes, and taxes sales by 4 percent, with...
NewsNovember 6
College Republicans “geek out” on election nightThe College Republicans and Turning Point USA came together at Dempster Hall on Nov. 6 for a midterm elections watch party. The two whiteboards at the front of the room were filled with information regarding the election. One showed the numbers on how many seats it...
EntertainmentOctober 22
Ghosts in Cape GirardeauClaims of hauntings, spirits and supernatural occurrences are quite common in Cape Girardeau. From outlying Cape Girardeau County to downtown to Southeast’s campus, ghost stories abound. Local ghost story enthusiast Tom Neumeyer held “Heartland Hauntings,” on Oct....
EntertainmentSeptember 10
Shipyard Festival docking in Cape Girardeau on Set. 22Shipyard Festival lays anchor in Cape Girardeau on Sep. 22 with seven nationally touring bands and multiple food and drink vendors. The event kicks off at 11 a.m. and runs until 10 p.m. at Ivers Square, with bands playing 30– to 60-minute sets, and short changeover...
EntertainmentAugust 28
Behind the scenes: Story of a Southeast stage managerThomas Gilman laid a legacy of stage managing at Southeast unlike anyone before him. The Lee’s Summit, Missouri, native decided to major in theatre, following a path traveled by both his parents. His mother was a high school theatre teacher and his father worked in...
EntertainmentAugust 20
'Journey:' Exploring five decades of Southeast's student-run literacy magazineSince 1966 Southeast has published a student-run literary magazine that provides publishing, community building, and character building opportunities to young writers. The newest edition of “Journey” was published over the summer, with 105 pages and over 20 student...
EntertainmentAugust 13
Pioneering sketch comedySoutheast junior Francesca Bucci is taking her passion for comedy to the next level as her comedy group is set to play two Chicago festivals later this month. Her sketch-comedy group, Spork Nation, will be playing at the Bentwood Comedy Festival and the Chicago Wom...
EntertainmentMay 12
Jose Alpizar leaving a mark at SoutheastIf you’ve been to a musical at River Campus in the last four years, odds are you’ve watched Jose Alpizar perform. The senior musical theatre major, who is graduating Saturday, has a staggering list of credits, both collegiate and professional. Most recently Alpizar...
EntertainmentMarch 11
River Campus sets new box office record with revenue from Mary PoppinsSoutheast’s production of “Mary Poppins” took the box office by storm last week, becoming the best selling musical in the history of the theatre and dance department. "I was surprised at how successful it was, but I’m not surprised it was very successful,” said dir...
EntertainmentFebruary 20
Renowned pianist bring sounds of African culture to SoutheastRenowned Ghanian-American pianist William Chapman Nyaho performed a recital of compositions from Africa and of African descent at the Shuck Recital Hall on Southeast’s River Campus on Feb. 18. The concert featured compositions by composers of African descent from t...
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