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Horror classic “Carrie” coming to River Campus (11/28/22)In SEMO’s rendition of “Carrie: The Musical,” religion, blood and psychic abilities are woven... -
“Home” for the holidays: how international students celebrate at SEMO (11/24/22)For many international students, being in a different country from their family during the holiday... -
Managing your body image through the holiday season (11/6/22)The holidays are known to be a time of great cheer, but when stress and discomfort of body image... -
SEMO's Fall for Dance ready to set stage at River Campus (11/5/22)SEMO’s River campus is presenting Fall for Dance, a bold and eclectic collection of dance pieces... -
SEMO super seniors give super college advice (11/1/22)If taking an extra year in college is normal, why doesn’t everyone do it? Three of SEMO’s super... -
Best friends become sisters at SEMO through Alpha Delta Pi (10/29/22)For some, a best friend can be comparable to having a sister or a brother, but for two girls,... -
How pomping creates Homecoming traditions and strong relationships in SEMO’s Greek Life (10/28/22)Every year, SEMO’s Homecoming brings together alumni, students and parents for a weekend filled... -
Fact or fiction: How haunted history creates culture in Cape Girardeau (10/27/22)Cape Girardeau’s history dates back to Lewis and Clark’s voyage down the Mississippi, the Trail of... -
Hispanic Heritage Month: United for a better nation (10/17/22)The theme of this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month, which began Sept. 15 and ends Oct. 15, is... -
Defining gender and its role at SEMO (10/17/22)The concept of gender and its implications are relevant to every aspect of society. According to a... -
SEMO’s River Campus presents Gala Season Opening Concert (10/13/22)SEMO’s Gala Season Opener presented the university’s first orchestra performance of the year with a... -
Finding the good: Two SEMO alumna's breast cancer journeys (10/12/22)When Amy Case-Altenthal was first diagnosed with breast cancer, she quickly found a quote to keep... -
‘Art in Motion’ opens with a bang with dance performances of varying genres (10/10/22)SEMO student performers of dance showcased their hard work at the opening night of Art in Motion in... -
Rise in female hunters due to family traditions (10/5/22)Sept. 15 may be just another Thursday for some college students, but for avid hunters, it’s opening... -
“Much Ado About Nothing” creates new understanding of Shakespeare (10/1/22)SEMO’s take on Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “Much Ado About Nothing” premiered Sept. 28 and is...
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SEMO community comes together to celebrate at the annual Shipyard Festival (9/26/22)From the performers, volunteers, food vendors and the people helping behind the scenes, the fourth... -
SEMO hosts “Women in Beer” keynote and panel discussion about business in beer (9/23/22)Four women came to SEMO’s Glenn Auditorium on Sept. 22 for the “Women in Beer” keynote and panel... -
SEMO’s retired teachers find excitement during back-to-school season (9/21/22)The beginning of the semester is a busy time for both students and teachers. With the excitement... -
Interior Design: More Than Meets the Eye (9/15/22)It’s common to hear the phrase “Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes.” For interior design students,... -
Navigating the craft beer world as a woman (9/15/22)When you think of the stereotypical image of a brewer, many different images might come to mind,... -
Exploring the importance of immersing in nature (9/7/22)Stress can be a large part of college students’ daily routines, and it is important to take a break... -
SEMO English professor shares summer hut-to-hut bike adventure (8/31/22)Could you bike a total of 155 miles through Colorado with seven perfect strangers, stay in huts,... -
Finding excitement in the Cape Girardeau community (8/18/22)As an incoming student to the Cape Girardeau area, people may say things along the lines of “Cape...