By Kailyn Veach
SportsMay 12
Redhawk Football Freshman Shamenski Rucker receives scholarshipAlbert Einstein once said, “In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” One such opportunity found its way to Shamenski Rucker, a freshman entrepreneurship major from Georgia, who made his Southeast football debut as a walk-on in 2020. When an injury put him on ...
EntertainmentApril 20
“Understanding our past helps connect us to our present:” Kent Library hosts student-designed histor...Founded in 1793, Cape Girardeau is one of the oldest towns in Missouri. What started as a temporary trading post in the early 18th Century is now a town with a population of over 40,000 people.
NewsApril 12
Clearing the air: “Ask a Blank” Event by SGA Diversity and Inclusion CommitteeThroughout the past week, you may have seen tables and tents set up between Kent Library and Academic Hall. The Student Government Association’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee set up a variety of “Ask a Blank” booths to allow students to ask questions about diff...
NewsMarch 23
“Art is the place where we practice living:” Missouri Poet John Gallaher featured as Nilsen Visiting...Missouri poet John Gallaher performed a virtual reading of a collection of his poems as a part of the Dorothy and Wedel Nilsen Visiting Writer Series Monday, March 15. The event is sponsored by the Southeast Missouri State University Press.
EntertainmentFebruary 9
Arts Council showcases regional children’s artOn the first Friday of every month, the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri hosts an art walk to showcase art from across the region. As part of the First Friday series, on Friday, Feb. 5, art events were spread across downtown Cape Girardeau.LOAD MORE
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