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newsApril 30
Relay For Life Raises Over $11,000For a second year in a row Southeast Missouri State University students aimed to make a real difference in the fight against cancer. With over $11,000 raised, this year's Relay For Life donations will contribute to both research and aiding patients that are current...
newsApril 7
Student wins set design award for 'The Tempest'Matthew Buttrey, a non-traditional junior at Southeast Missouri State University, was awarded with an Undergraduate Scenic Design Award presented at the Southeastern Theatre Conference's 65th annual convention for his set design work on William Shakespeare's "The T...
newsMarch 31
Church restores Cape Girardeau synagogue after years of abandonmentA once vital part of the Cape Girardeau community is seeing life in a new way. The old synagogue building on Main Street opened in 1937, but after years of abandonment the building that was once a vibrant center of Jewish worship was left in a state of disrepair. B...
newsFebruary 10
Southeast launches campus-wide smoking survey to evaluate policiesThere are designated areas made specifically for smokers around Southeast Missouri State University's campus. That could all change if the university's Tobacco Use In The Workplace Committee chooses to alter the university's smoking policy. Committee members are co...
newsJanuary 20
Bookstore confusion results in approximately 60 students being charged for textbook rentalsCollege is an expensive endeavor for most students and the cost of books alone is always rising, but at Southeast Missouri State University there is now a program that aims to alleviate some of the book costs. The recently remodeled Southeast Bookstore began offeri...
newsDecember 2
Southeast seeks to lessen frustration with Moodle updateSoutheast Missouri State University is striving to make sure students get the best online experience available. With the move from the learning management system to Moodle last year, much change has already occurred, but Southeast has a few more things in mind...
newsNovember 18
Southeast decides to continue safe ride program after wave of positive feedbackSoutheast Missouri State University is continuing with its efforts to make sure students find a safe ride home. The Safe Ride program began in September and helps Southeast students get home after a night out in downtown Cape Girardeau.
newsNovember 13
Founder of To Write Love On Her Arms shared experiences with studentsHard work truly does pay off and for Southeast Missouri State University's To Write Love On Her Arms [TWLOHA] chapter along with Student Activities Council, the near to impossible goal of having the founder of TWLOHA Jamie Tworkowski come and speak with Southeast s...
newsOctober 28
Southeast hosts event to inspire student interest in science and technologyCreativity has no bounds in the minds of children. Legos test that creativity and shapes their creativity to form many things, but for the kids participating in this Lego League Challenge at Southeast Missouri State University, originality is on a whole other level...
newsOctober 28
Students gain cultural experience through Costa Rica exchange programA remote area with no cell service and endless amounts of mud and trees may sound like the makings of a nightmare for many Southeast Missouri State University students, but such an area provided an opportunity for anthropology professor Dr. Warren Anderson during a...
newsOctober 21
Man & Woman of the Year NomineesEvery year Southeast Missouri State University honors students that make a difference on campus with Man and Woman of the Year titles. This year's 10 nominees have a wide range of responsibilities on campus, from Student Government Association positions to working ...
newsOctober 3
Show Me Days allow potential students to see Southeast campusChoosing a college can be downright agonizing for some, but Southeast Missouri State University hosts "Show Me Days" to alleviate some of the confusion for potential students. Show Me Day is a university-sponsored open house program organized by the Office of Admis...
newsSeptember 23
Applications for CSIS trip to Washington D.C. are openSpring Break has become synonymous in the minds of students with images of beaches and parties, but through the Center for Strategic and International Studies, students get the chance to spend a week in Washington with top officials learning about global issues.LOAD MORE
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