By Josh Seabaugh
NewsAugust 31
Southeast students react to temporary mask mandate and vaccination incentiveAt freshman orientation Aug. 20, Vargas announced a plan to get the majority of Southeast students vaccinated. An email was sent to Southeast students Aug. 26 publicly announcing the plan, which includes giving Southeast students and faculty a full week off from cl...
NewsMay 11
The semester with no break: reactions to the spring 2021 semester.At Southeast, the Spring 2021 semester has been different for everyone, including students and professors. Not only were there mask mandates and blended classes, but this semester also had no spring break. Instead, the university gave students two days off called “...
NewsMay 6
Phi Delta Theta and Tri Delta win Fraternity and Sorority of the YearEvery year, the Greek Five Star Chapter Program names the Fraternity and Sorority of the Year. The winners of the awards are based on the points given during the 2020 calendar year. Points are awarded through various events Greek Life hosts during the selected year...
NewsApril 23
Competitions for the community - Greek Week 2021Greek Life is a big part of the Southeast University community, with more than 20 different fraternities and sororities on campus. To do good for Southeast and Cape Girardeau, once a year, students plan a week-long event called Greek Week. During this event, the Gr...
NewsApril 5
Southeast Violence Prevention Program hosts first event for SAAWApril 1 marks the beginning of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAW). To raise awareness in support of victims, the Campus Violence Prevention Program has planned four events throughout the month. The opening event was an informational booth. It took place on April...
NewsApril 1
A “major” dilemma: Changing your major during the school yearLily Dean is a Southeast junior currently majoring in art: painting. She previously was a graphic design major but didn’t end up liking it enough to continue. Due to this, like other Southeast students before her, she decided to change her major.
EntertainmentMarch 14
Enjoying the classics: “Mozart & More” at River CampusThe Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra performed their spring concert “Mozart & More!” at the Bedell Concert Hall on March 9 and 10 at 7:30 p.m., where they played classical music by Beethoven, Franz Krommer and Mozart for the audience of Southeast students and ...
EntertainmentFebruary 22
Unlimited: World premiere at SEMORiver Campus students have inspirations that led them to choose their path, which includes certain music. Musicals like “Wicked” or “Godspell”, or songs like “Colors of the wind”. Those works were made by Stephen Schwartz. On Feb. 18, the world premiere of “Unlimit...
EntertainmentNovember 20
Taking time to Cellax: Shuck Recital Hall introduces new duoCello and saxophone are two instruments not commonly played together. However, when the two are professionally played together, they can create beautiful music. At the River Campus, a new duo called Cellax played and proved the cello and saxophone together can be b...
EntertainmentNovember 17
Award-winning poet, Ashlee Haze, reads to students over ZoomBecoming a published writer is difficult. Becoming an award-winning writer is even harder. Ashley Haze accomplished both. Haze is a published poet with the nickname “Big 30,” which she earned by being able to get a perfect score at poetry contests she attends. On N...
NewsNovember 15
Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek dead at 80: Gone but not forgottenFans of the show Jeopardy! are heartbroken over the death of host Alex Trebek. The long-time host of the trivia-based game show died Nov. 8 after battling pancreatic cancer for the last two years. He announced his cancer diagnosis to viewers in March 2019.
EntertainmentOctober 25
Roommates working together, SAC hosts The Roommate Game at AcademicOn Oct. 22, Student Activities Council hosted the “The Roommate Game” at Academic Auditorium. Contrary to what the name suggests, any two people – regardless if they were roommates, friends, romantic partners, or otherwise – could participate.
EntertainmentOctober 23
Woodwork on River Campus: Crisp Museum hosts sword and wandmaking workshopHarry Potter fans unite! The Crisp Museum hosted a workshop event on Oct. 17, which included creating wands and swords. The projects were handmade completely out of wood. The process took as little as an hour and included measuring, drawing, carving and sanding to ...
NewsOctober 20
LGBTQ+ Caucus at the UCThe 2020 Presidential Election is different from the elections before it, as the pandemic still affects the world. And for many Southeast students, it will be the first Presidential Election they can take part in. When running for president, candidates have to appe...NewsOctober 19
Food Delivery & Ride Sharing Service SEMO on the GO Provides Discounts For StudentsWith the coronavirus still as prevalent as ever, students are doing whatever they can to socially distance both inside and outside the classroom. That includes how they get their dinner. One safe option is CarGO delivery.LOAD MORE
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