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Southeast alumnus helps create at Apple
EntertainmentMay 12
Southeast alumnus helps create at AppleJesgar, who graduated from Southeast in 2003, works as a supplier quality engineer at Apple and has been with the company since May 2014.
Southeast alumna works in the City of Stars
EntertainmentApril 27
Southeast alumna works in the City of StarsNever in her wildest dreams did Southeast alumna Kimberly Nordyke think, after graduating in 1997, that she would one day attend the Emmy Awards for The Hollywood Reporter.
Ready Your Resume event offers advice on April 23
NewsApril 23
Ready Your Resume event offers advice on April 23Those who look to perfect their resumes as summer break approaches have the opportunity to learn from Southeast’s Director of Career Services Dan Presson.
Graduation regalia company retracts free shipping option
NewsApril 14
Graduation regalia company retracts free shipping optionGraduating seniors received an email Tuesday morning from CB Graduation Announcements announcing all orders of regalia must ship to their home address or be canceled.
Cape PRIDE organizers decided to postpone the second annual LGBTQ+ PRIDE Festival, scheduled for May 1 and 2, in response to COVID-19.
NewsApril 7
Cape PRIDE organizers decided to postpone the second annual LGBTQ+ PRIDE Festival, scheduled for May...LGBTQ+ advocacy group Cape Pride was founded in 2018 as a not-for-profit organization to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community of Southeast Missouri and the surrounding regions.
The Ultimate Wedding Crasher: COVID-19
EntertainmentApril 7
The Ultimate Wedding Crasher: COVID-19Brides across the world are postponing their big day after months of planning as the COVID-19 crisis continues to cause restrictions.
Southeast alum perfects his craft (beer)
EntertainmentMarch 26
Southeast alum perfects his craft (beer)Alumnus Jaime Zarate Sada, like many college students, enjoyed beer. But it went past enjoyment when he started researching the science behind making beer and he found his passion.
Southeast President’s Scholarship Recipients Announced
NewsMarch 12
Southeast President’s Scholarship Recipients AnnouncedFive incoming Southeast students were selected as recipients of Southeast’s competitive President’s Scholarship for the upcoming academic year.
Each for Equal empowers women through conversation
NewsMarch 10
Each for Equal empowers women through conversationWomen gathered to empower each other through panel discussion and conversation the day following International Women’s Day.
University Foundation pursue expansion, closed residence halls
NewsMarch 4
University Foundation pursue expansion, closed residence halls The University Foundation has pursued the purchase of two properties outside of the campus perimeter due to plans of expansion, according to Vice President for Finance and Administration Kathy Mangels.
Southeast students remain in the running for $1M prize in business competition
NewsMarch 2
Southeast students remain in the running for $1M prize in business competitionTwo southeast business students secured their chance to win a million dollars in startup funds by advancing to one of the 2-day Hult Prize Regional Summits happening in April across the globe.
Voter registration for U.S. primaries closes on Feb. 12
NewsFebruary 12
Voter registration for U.S. primaries closes on Feb. 12Voter registration closes Wednesday, Feb. 12 for the March 10 presidential primary election where voters will choose a party ballot of their choice and select a candidate for nomination for U.S. President.
Dogwood Social House expands beyond Cape Girardeau
EntertainmentJanuary 30
Dogwood Social House expands beyond Cape GirardeauLocal Cape Girardeau restaurant Dogwood Social House will add a new location in St. Louis opening early this summer.
Greek Life elect new officers for new year
NewsJanuary 28
Greek Life elect new officers for new yearAt the end of last semester, new officers were elected to represent Southeast's Greek students for the Interfraternity Council (IFC) and the National Panhellenic Council (NPC).
Declining Enrollment among international, black students could result in culture as collateral damage
NewsNovember 18
Declining Enrollment among international, black students could result in culture as collateral damag... International students who attend Southeast may gain new experiences stateside, but they also bring valuable global perspectives and cultures to campus. The recent decline in international student enrollment negatively impacts university revenue and diversity in ...

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