Naisha Tobias
EntertainmentMay 6
Southeast Professor Takes Viewers Back with Her ArtworkNostalgia can come from anything at any time. A sweet, savory smell may bring back memories of when Grandma made cookies. Looking at a small piece of burgundy fabric might feel like déjŕ vu because Mom has the same color dress. This familiar feeling is what viewers...
EntertainmentApril 30
Impact African Americans had on Missouri’s BootheelThe agricultural impact African-Americans had on the Missouri Bootheel drainage system was the focus of a lecture led by Heidi Dodson on April 4 at Cape Girardeau Public Library. Dodson, a Sikeston native, and Southeast graduate has a bachelor's degree in biology, ...
EntertainmentApril 30
River Campus showcases OthelloAfter months of preparation, rehearsal and practice, students at the River Campus premiered their adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Othello on April 24. The tragic downfall of the Venetian general was adapted to fit director Bart Williams’ vision to add more comp...
EntertainmentApril 5
The tragic downfall of OthelloRiver Campus students have been busy the past few months with back-to-back theatre showcases. The upcoming show, “Othello,”is premiering April 24 at the River Campus. The play follows the tragic downfall of Othello, a Moor and a mercenary who becomes a general of t...
EntertainmentFebruary 18
Southeast students expresses herself through ancient art techniqueWhen Southeast senior, Erin Higgins grabs her smock and sits down behind a pottery wheel she is in a zone. A zone where she creates thought-provoking sculptures and space she can go to express herself. The art major utilizes the wet drapery technique, derived from ...EntertainmentFebruary 5
Interactive Art: Self DisclosureThis month’s First Friday kicked off at Catapult Creative House, which held events throughout the day — some centered around Southeast students. One, in particular, was titled Self Disclosure by Sammi Allen, a senior from Fenton, Missouri, who is getting her Bachel...EntertainmentNovember 5
Faultline Film Festival brings opportunity to young Midwest film makersThe Faultline Film Festival is back with another showcase. The prizes of the festival include $1,000 for best of show and $250 for the winner of each genre category, in addition to trophies for honorable mentions. Fred Jones, founder of the festival, said the festi...LOAD MORE
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