By Karis Gamble
NewsMay 12
Video interview increases leave students on their toesAs 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 have to move forward to obtain jobs, internships, graduate assistantships and more. As a result, video interviews have...
NewsApril 27
Thoughts of an ‘essential worker’ — Southeast alumna“Mentally, I think I’ve been paranoid,” are the words of Southeast alumna Moriah White, who just graduated in December 2019, and started a new job in her career field and is now deemed to be an essential worker in the Southeast community during the COVID-19 pandemi...
NewsApril 5
Students forced to online learning;Southeast professor creates video lecturesThe Covid-19 pandemic hit our nation rapidly. For Southeast, this meant students had to come back from spring Break just to move back home for safety.
With mixed emotions, students and professors had to quickly adapt to online learning.EntertainmentMarch 28
Southeast Student creates art exhibition, leaves interpretation for audience to decideIt is common for artists to reveal their pieces in a show with a theme accompanying the art. Southeast student Christian Ondr wanted viewers to create their own interpretation of his exhibition at Catapult Creative House.
NewsMarch 10
Decreases in black Faculty & Staff on Southeast's campus affect African American students retention...There’s been a decrease in the number of African American faculty and staff on Southeast’s campus. Walking through the halls and around campus, African American students are feeling the effects of not having people around who look like them.
NewsNovember 18
Budget cuts lead faculty, staff, administration to take on more than they signed up forSoutheast’s budget cuts have affected the faculty, staff and administration of the university by restructuring where classes are held, forcing heavier workloads on professors and merging departments to help eliminate costs.
NewsOctober 23
Missouri State Treasurer wants businesses to acknowledge people with disabilities' talents using MO ...Sworn in only nine months ago, Missouri State Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick has earned the responsibility of helping Missourians with disabilities save money through the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) act.
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