On May 31, citizens of the city of Cape Girardeau participated in a Black Lives Matter protest in honor of George Floyd. Hundreds gathered at Capaha...

A large crowd of protesters gathered in Cape Girardeau on Sunday afternoon, organized by Black Lives Matter as part of the nationwide protests of...

Textbook Rental at Kent Library is offering students a variety of textbook rental return options for books they rented for the spring semester.

As high school seniors moved to remote learning — a switch made by students across the country — many had to adapt their plans going into college.

During its final meeting of the semester on Friday, May 15, Southeast's Board of Regents discussed tuition, course fees and housing for the fall...

Special Olympics Missouri (SOMO) and its athletes thought this year’s State Summer Games were canceled for good, but the spirit of the event has been...

Many students graduating this May are feeling overwhelmed or stressed about finding job opportunities for employment amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Charles Hutson Horticulture Greenhouse has seen a spike in new gardeners as many look for activities to do from within their homes.

While stay-at-home orders are intended to help reduce the risk of contracting COVID-19, the order can bring a variety of other health concerns.

As the world tries to find a new normal, college students continue to find new ways to succeed. Despite the challenges of covid-19, students still...

Student Government Association held its final meeting of the semester on May 4, however, due to the amount of discussion between senators, the...

The aim of the affiliate account is to post user submitted content, memes, brackets users can vote on and merchandise to sell for Barstool Sports,...

As Missouri enters the recovery phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is debate on whether it is an appropriate time for individuals to begin...

Kent Library at Southeast is inviting students, staff, faculty and anyone within the Southeast Missouri region to contribute to their Special...

Work on the diverging diamond project between Cape Girardeau and Jackson has remained constant in weeks past, though the increase in traffic may have...

Southeast esports hosted its second tournament on May 1 and 2, and it won’t be the last one.

Businesses in Missouri are reopening today with strict social distancing guidelines and requirements, launching phase one of Gov. Mike Parson’s Show...

The United States Labor Department has found unemployment rates rising across the country and many families are struggling to put food on the table.

51% of college students are experiencing mental health distress due to the impact of COVID-19, according to a report by collegereaction.com.

Following the loss of the spring commencement ceremony, Southeast announced plans to invite seniors missing graduation to attend next year's...

While campus is empty and classes have halted, the Department of Public Safety is acquiring new skills to protect Southeast students.

For 142 seniors at Southeast, COVID-19 didn’t just end their final semester and senior year at the university, it also ended their time as student...

Southeast organizations are finding new ways to inform students about sexual assault this April, in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Southeast’s Bachelor of Science in Business Administration will soon be offered to Sikeston, Kennett, and Poplar Bluff regional campuses.

By next fall, students will have a new spot downtown to grab coffee — a sustainable coffee shop that involves Southeast students in the startup.