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Crocheting: How a hobby became a business
EntertainmentMay 9
Crocheting: How a hobby became a businessBetween classes, extracurriculars and family commitments, many students may not consider adding the stress of running their own business to that list.
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OtherApril 30
Redhawks beat Belmont in first game of seriesThe Redhawks baseball team beat Belmont University in their first of three games against the Bruins.
SGA passes funding requests, recognizes new campus organizations
NewsApril 12
SGA passes funding requests, recognizes new campus organizationsIn their first session since the Student Government Association (SGA) elections, SGA members heard funding requests from the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), Psi Chi and Hannah Jones of Delta Tau Alpha.
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OtherApril 8
Redhawks win series opener against Murray StateThe Redhawks beat Murray State 11-2 in their series opener.
Student Government holds debate ahead of elections
NewsApril 1
Student Government holds debate ahead of electionsDuring common hour March 30, Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a debate between the 2022-23 candidates for SGA president, vice president and treasurer.
Behind the Campaigns: Get to know the 2022-23 SGA Candidates
NewsApril 1
Behind the Campaigns: Get to know the 2022-23 SGA CandidatesEvery year, students at SEMO vote on who will represent them as Student Government Association (SGA) president, vice president and treasurer. This year, two campaigns are running with a total of six candidates for three available positions.
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OtherMarch 11
Inclement Weather leads to Southeast Baseball postponementIn a post to Twitter, SEMO Redhawks announced that the March 11 series opener against Valparaiso had been postponed. Impending snow and high winds were cited as the leading causes for the postponement.
History Day returns to Southeast campus
EntertainmentMarch 6
History Day returns to Southeast campusFor the first time since 2019, the National History Day Regional Contest will hold in-person competitions at the University Center on March 11.
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OtherFebruary 19
DECA wins at state competitionSoutheast students attended the DECA state conference in the Lake of the Ozarks Feb. 17 and 18. Southeast DECA president Heather Hoffman won Collegiate Missouri DECA President, according to a post on the group’s Instagram.
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OtherFebruary 19
SEMO baseball wins season opener in extra inningsThe Redhawks played at #22 Dallas Baptist Feb. 18, from the bottom of the sixth inning until the bottom of the eleventh the teams were tied 6-6.
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OtherFebruary 18
SEMO Softball splits doubleheader at Hilltopper ClassicThe Redhawks played a doubleheader at the Western Kentucky Hilltopper Classic on Feb. 18.
Dining plan forum discusses student concerns
NewsFebruary 17
Dining plan forum discusses student concernsUniversity administrators held an open forum for students at the University Center Feb. 15, following student concerns over proposed meal plan changes.
SGA gets first look at changes to meal plans for fall semester
NewsFebruary 8
SGA gets first look at changes to meal plans for fall semesterMeal plans are getting a massive overhaul at Southeast for Fall 2022. At their meeting on Feb. 7, Student Government Association (SGA) got a look at what SEMO Dining and the university has planned.
Annual Clark Terry/Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival canceled due to weather
EntertainmentFebruary 4
Annual Clark Terry/Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival canceled due to weatherAfter a year hiatus due to COVID-19, the 23rd Annual Clark Terry/Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival was set to return to River Campus on Feb. 4 and 5. Winter storms on Feb. 2 and 3 led to the event’s cancellation.
English department contest recognizes writing skills in young students
NewsJanuary 31
English department contest recognizes writing skills in young studentsFor the past 40 years, the English department has encouraged young writers through the Katherine Hinchey Cochran Writing Achievement Awards. The program collects written work from fourth through twelfth graders in local schools.

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