Matt Dollard
sportsMay 10, 2019
Anna Kaziska: Gymnastics' quiet, focused leaderNow more than ever, freshman gymnast Anna Kaziska is in love with her sport. Her second-place finishes in both the beam and floor events at the 2019 USA Gymnastics Women's Collegiate National Championships Individual Event Finals were the result of a life’s worth o...
sportsApril 19, 2019
Redhawks hit seven homers in doubleheader split with RacersThe long ball was the order of the day when Southeast softball faced off against Ohio Valley Conference leader Murray State in a doubleheader Monday, April 15. The Redhawks finished with seven home runs in the two-game split. The Redhawks (32-11 overall, 10-4 OVC) ...
newsMarch 6, 2019
Heartbeat bill, Fast Track Program, move through Mo HouseMissouri’s House of Representatives has been active early in their current legislative session, advancing two noteworthy before March. House Bill (HB) 126, which would further restrict abortion in the state, garnered national attention along with countless other st...
entertainmentFebruary 23, 2019
Retro City’s unique approach to the music industry is gaining traction fastRetro City, a band made up of current and former Southeast students, has seen success beyond what its members could have imagined, all before having ever played a live set. The debut of two singles, “Holiday” and “Waves,” on Spotify and other streaming platforms re...
newsFebruary 5, 2019
Hazing tragedy not forgottenTwenty-five years ago, Feb. 15, 1994, Southeast student named Michael Davis, 25, was killed during a hazing ritual. He was a journalism major, worked in the periodicals department of Kent Library, and was a staff writer at the Capaha Arrow at the time of his death...
entertainmentJanuary 30, 2019
21st annual Clark Terry/Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festivals to feature renowned composerThe 21st annual Clark Terry Jazz Festival will return to the River Campus Feb. 1 for two days of reverence for one of America’s most well-loved genres. This year’s festival will feature renowned composer and saxophonist Mike Tomaro, director of the jazz studies pro...
newsDecember 23, 2018
Faculty Senate held special meetingFaculty Senate held a special meeting Nov. 28 to address and identify steps to improve shared governance, communication and faculty morale. President Carlos Vargas attended the second half of the meeting to speak in response to an internal poll initiated by the Exe...
entertainmentDecember 3, 2018
Noir Daze brings a new sound to townLocal and original music in Cape Girardeau typically lends itself to some form of punk, southern or alternative rock, but in the last year a new sound has emerged on the landscape that is different from what audiences are used to. Psychedelic, electronic and “indie...
newsNovember 7, 2018
Kevin Windham wins the 85th DistrictAfter a year of hard campaigning, Southeast alum Kevin Windham has been elected to represent the 85th district in the Missouri House of Representatives. At 25, the Democrat is the youngest representative elected this year. “It is satisfying knowing the people of th...Advertisement
