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Student draws artistic inspiration from Civil Rights Trail (10/9/20)Southeast student Kelly Downes, also a gallery associate at the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri,... -
The Rare Book Room, a priceless asset to Southeast (10/8/20)One room on Southeast’s campus holds an estimated 30 million dollars worth of materials, some as... -
Getting to know Cape Girardeau’s heritage (10/7/20)The Rosemary Berkel and Harry L. Crisp Museum held its third annual Heritage Day event Saturday,... -
River Campus presents first in-person musical (10/7/20)Performers from the Jeanine Larson Dobbins Conservatory of Theatre and Dance presented “9 to 5”... -
Finding her place: Catapult artist’s exhibit explores landscapes (10/4/20)Just a few steps through the glass doors of Catapult Creative House stood a work of art by Jennifer... -
Sundays At Three Series holds first alumni concert (10/3/20)Southeast Music Department alumni took the stage at the Shuck Recital Hall to perform instrumental...
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Symphony Orchestra plays Mozart’s music through special face coverings (10/2/20)Shuck Recital Hall welcomed an audience to hear samples from Southeast’s Symphony Orchestra on...
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Creativity weaves its way through Southeast (9/23/20)In its second year for the display, the Crisp Museum held an interactive Finger Weaving Workshop... -
The pack returns for an entirely streamed run of “The Wolves” (9/23/20)As the curtain closed early on the Spring 2020 semester, River Campus productions such as “The... -
Three musicians, one unique sound (9/16/20)Electronic cords cover the large outdoor stage, with three microphones standing tall and two large... -
Black Lives Matter gallery opens at Catapult (9/9/20)A new exhibit at Catapult Creative House focuses on the Black Lives Matter Movement, raising... -
Crafting a connection to archeology (9/7/20)As part of the annual First Friday events, the Crisp Museum held a take-and-make event for visitors... -
Jasmine Jones: self publishing as a student (9/7/20)The idea of publishing a full-length book sounds daunting at first mention, and even more so for a... -
A short, sweet way to bring back music (9/3/20)After a six-month break from the stage, Southeast River Campus hosted the first live music concert... -
Poetry exchange celebrates BIPOC authors (9/2/20)Jada Guzman of Cape Girardeau took to the mic at the BIPOC Poetry Exchange event Friday with her... -
Crisp Museum holds Night at the Museum (8/31/20)The one-night event was held August 29 as part of the Engage in 8 event calendar series. -
River Campus debuts livestream option for “Bring It On: The Musical” (8/19/20)Students and faculty in the Holland College of Arts and Media have collaborated to offer... -
Local businesses collaborate to bring positive content to the Cape Community (5/22/20)Elevate Cape is Cape Girardeau’s newest way to reach the community through social media. In an... -
Southeast alumnus helps create at Apple (5/12/20)Jesgar, who graduated from Southeast in 2003, works as a supplier quality engineer at Apple and has... -
Americans turn to music to de-stress (5/7/20)While social distancing and stay-at-home orders continue during the pandemic, individuals have... -
Virtual Gallery featuring Southeast BFA seniors (5/7/20)Students graduating with their bachelor’s of fine arts degrees have the opportunity to display... -
Southeast alumna works in the City of Stars (4/27/20)Never in her wildest dreams did Southeast alumna Kimberly Nordyke think, after graduating in 1997,... -
Food industry employees prepare for extra risks and hazards during pandemic (4/27/20)Food distributors and restaurants within most states are continuing to operate by providing carry... -
COVID-19 crushes the domestic box office (4/27/20)Americans have turned to the entertainment industry for comfort in times of national crisis,...