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Textbook rental offers new return opportunities for Spring 2020
NewsMay 21
Textbook rental offers new return opportunities for Spring 2020Textbook Rental at Kent Library is offering students a variety of textbook rental return options for books they rented for the spring semester.
Food industry employees prepare for extra risks and hazards during pandemic
EntertainmentApril 27
Food industry employees prepare for extra risks and hazards during pandemicFood distributors and restaurants within most states are continuing to operate by providing carry out, curbside pickup and drive-through services which allow their employees to continue working during the pandemic.
Faculty adjust hands-on learning for online
NewsApril 11
Faculty adjust hands-on learning for onlineSoutheast Missouri State University is in the midst of transitioning to online learning from which will last through the end of the semester due to the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19.
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NewsApril 10
SEMO offers students extra help through online mentorsSoutheast has recently created a service that offers students the opportunity to request a staff mentor through SupportNET who may be struggling to adjust to any online functions they are unfamiliar with.
Regional campus gardens educate students while giving back to the community
NewsMarch 26
Regional campus gardens educate students while giving back to the communitySoutheast instructor Byron McVay teaches a variety of agriculture-based classes at Sikeston Regional Campus and brings 30 years of experience in crop production. Recently, McVay has been using his expertise to pay it forward.
Catapult’s ‘After Hours’ series combines art with activism
NewsMarch 17
Catapult’s ‘After Hours’ series combines art with activismSoutheast alumnus Zackary Petot presented “Prints as Activism” as part of Southeast’s Catapult Creative House series After Hours: Conversations on Art and Culture.
New Kent Library pilot project offers students opportunity to build library collection
NewsMarch 9
New Kent Library pilot project offers students opportunity to build library collectionKent Library’s student-nominated collection additions are open for check out.
New position title ‘Dean of Extended Studies’ to help maintain synergy between Southeast campuses
NewsFebruary 20
New position title ‘Dean of Extended Studies’ to help maintain synergy between Southeast campusesNathan Bullock began serving as the Dean of Extended Studies at Southeast on Feb. 1.
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EntertainmentFebruary 13
Crisp Museum welcomes community members of all ages to make LEGO creationsCommunity members of all ages were invited to challenge their creativity at the inaugural family day LEGO building event at Crisp Museum on Feb. 8.
Local historian presents unique and local culture of cliff dwelling in the Ozarks
EntertainmentFebruary 9
Local historian presents unique and local culture of cliff dwelling in the OzarksOn Tuesday, Feb. 4, local historian R. Bruce McMillan discussed the unique preservation ability of Ozark bluffs and the development of archeological ‘cliff dwelling’ culture at Southeast’s River Campus’ Crisp Museum.
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EntertainmentJanuary 30
Dr. Pam Parry Hosts lecture on the significance of women’s role in the Eisenhower administration for...Pam Parry, chair of the Department of Mass Media, was the host of Crisp Museum's weekly lecture series ‘Historic Talk Tuesday’ on the subject of women’s roles within the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration.
Southeast Students Alex Burke and Corie Williams receive scholarship from international not-for-profit organization
EntertainmentJanuary 28
Southeast Students Alex Burke and Corie Williams receive scholarship from international not-for-prof...The 2019 Dueling Arts International Scholarship was awarded to Southeast senior Alex Burke and junior Corie Williams, both members of the Bachelor of Fine Arts acting program at Southeast River Campus.
Weekly lecture series at Crisp Museum explores the growth and development of astronomy in the Early United States
EntertainmentNovember 13
Weekly lecture series at Crisp Museum explores the growth and development of astronomy in the Early ...Crisp Museum’s weekly lecture series hosted by Lily Santoro orbited around Astronomy in the Early United States on Nov. 5 at 7 p.m.
Is there any validity to music reviews?
OpinionNovember 10
Is there any validity to music reviews?I love reading music reviews. In fact, I frequently visit publications like NME or Rolling Stone Magazine that actively release this kind of content.
Crisp Museum celebrates Halloween early with themed activities
FeaturesOctober 27
Crisp Museum celebrates Halloween early with themed activitiesCrisp Museum at Southeast River Campus hosted ‘Halloween at the Museum’, an open-house crafting session on Oct. 19 and 20.
Crisp Museum hosts Trick-Art-Treat nightscape acrylic painting
EntertainmentOctober 14
Crisp Museum hosts Trick-Art-Treat nightscape acrylic paintingAs a part of Cape Girardeau’s First Friday, Crisp Museum at Southeast River Campus hosted a Trick-Art-Treat acrylic painting workshop Friday, Oct. 4.
Mural to be painted on The Indie House in Downtown Cape
FeaturesOctober 1
Mural to be painted on The Indie House in Downtown CapeSoutheast Alumnus Terry Davis plans to paint a mural on the east side of The Indie House in Downtown Cape Girardeau starting Oct. 7.
Crisp Museum Hosts Historic Talk Tuesday on Local Native American History
EntertainmentSeptember 30
Crisp Museum Hosts Historic Talk Tuesday on Local Native American HistoryThe Rosemary Berkel and Harry L. Crisp II Museum at Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus presented its weekly lecture series “Historic Tuesday Talk” on Sept. 3.
Anne Spaller-Brown hosts Paper Pumpkin Crafting Class
FeaturesSeptember 30
Anne Spaller-Brown hosts Paper Pumpkin Crafting ClassCodefi, a coworking space in Downtown Cape Girardeau raked in the fall season on Thursday Sep.19 with a ‘Paper Pumpkin’ kit class hosted by Anne Spaller-Brown.
Crowds and corvettes line the streets of downtown Cape for sixth annual caravan
NewsSeptember 3
Crowds and corvettes line the streets of downtown Cape for sixth annual caravanCorvettes old and new lined the streets of downtown Cape Girardeau Tuesday, Aug. 24, during the 2019 National Corvette Caravan.

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