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January 17
Southeast music department brings fairytale to life
Southeast’s Department of Music will soon bring life to an iconic family-friendly fairytale through opera. Pauline Viardot’s French retelling of “Cinderella,” also known as “Cendrillon,” will make its way to the Donald C. Bedell Performance Hall Friday, Jan. ...
news
December 6
To be heard: Southeast senior works to have influential voice
At 16 months old, MaryJo Blunk lost her hearing. “I don’t remember a time when I was able to hear,” she said. Blunk comes from a hereditarily deaf family (meaning her mother is also deaf), and she describes herself as part of the deaf culture. “There are two types ...
news
December 6
COLUMN: Until the race is run
“You can’t do it.” I can still remember the day these words were spoken to me. It was a warm spring day, and everyone at Bloomfield Elementary School was outside on the playground’s basketball court to have a “fun day.” We had just finished dancing to cringeworthy ...
news
December 6
Exploring diversity and accessibility at Southeast
No two Southeast students are alike, and for students with a disability, this is no exception. One of the most important factors in college education is the type of learning environment students are in. It has the potential to make or break their college experience...
entertainment
November 6
Fault Line Film Festival rolls out the red carpet at Southeast
Southeast’s eighth annual Fault Line Film Festival will start strong with a record number of entries this year — about double the amount as previous years. The festival will begin Wednesday, Nov. 8 and run until Saturday, Nov. 11. Events will kick off with guest le...
news
November 6
Downtown Cape wins national contest, prepares for renovations
Downtown Cape Girardeau will be getting a facelift in early 2018 after winning a nationwide contest earlier this week. American Express and National Geographic recently hosted a contest in conjunction with the National Trust for Historic Preservation called “Partne...
entertainment
October 27
Department of Theatre and Dance sinks its teeth into ‘Dracula’
Something mysterious is coming to the River Campus, and it’s here to take a bite out of the halloween season. “Dracula,” based on Bram Stoker’s novel of the same name, will premiere at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 31, in the Bedell Performance Hall. The show tells the s...
entertainment
October 23
Music academy showcases young musicians
Dozens of community members and young students came to the Southeast Missouri Music Academy’s family event on Oct. 22 in Dobbins Hall. Music in the Quadrangle, which lasted from 2 to 4 p.m., featured face-painting, free popcorn, an appearance from Smokey the Bear a...
news
October 16
Royalty Returns: Southeast's oldest living Sagamore Queen returns to her alma mater just in time for...
Homecoming is the time of traveling back to one’s roots, the place where memories are made. For one Southeast alumna, the trip holds a special meaning. Martha Jane Hequembourg, known today as Janie Barker, is a 1944 graduate of Southeast Missouri State University w...
entertainment
October 13
The price of pretty: “Reasons to be Pretty” opens at River Campus
Southeast’s theater department is making a statement in a contemporary show about the importance of honesty and true beauty in relationships. The Department of Theatre and Dance opened “Reasons to be Pretty” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 12, in the Rust Flexible Thea...
news
October 11
Jay Wolz: The unofficial historian of Southeast
A third-generation Southeast alumnus with deep connections with the university continues to live his Redhawk reality on a daily basis in his unique university position. Director of Alumni Relations Jay Wolz lives and bleeds Southeast. His family ties to the univers...
entertainment
October 10
Southeast shows off PRIDE for annual drag show
It’s an unusual, albeit growing, artform that has become a Southeast tradition. Every year, Southeast’s PRIDE association, in conjunction with the university’s LGBTQ+ Resource Center, hosts a free drag show that welcomes any and all students to participate. ...
entertainment
September 26
Southeast celebrates Hispanic Heritage
Sept. 15 was the first day of National Hispanic Heritage Month, but Southeast has been cranking out the festivities since the fall semester began. Beginning on Aug. 4, Catapult Creative House welcomed a trio of artists native to Leňn, Mexico, who brought their uniq...
entertainment
September 22
Southeast’s new aerial dance program helps department reach new heights
When Southeast dance instructor Hilary Peterson began learning about aerial dance, it happened purely by coincidence. “It happened by fluke; I started out with aerial yoga, and … there was something really interesting about it to me when I was going through the tra...
entertainment
September 6
Students, faculty “Commence” summer sculpture gateway building
Students and faculty in Southeast Missouri State University’s art department spent the summer creating a gateway to the city and the River Campus in the form of a sculpture. Art professor Chris Wubbena spearheaded a team of six sculpture students over the process o...
entertainment
September 6
The making of a hero: Southeast’s original musical makes River Campus debut
After two years, several workshops, an off-off-Broadway reading and many revisions, an original musical collaboration between a Southeast alumnus and a department chair is finally coming full-circle. “An American Hero” will house its world premiere in the Donald C....
sports
August 31
Southeast spotlight: Tom Matukewicz
Southeast Missouri State University’s football team is preparing for a successful season, but one integral part of the team has made the game his life. Southeast head football coach Tom Matukewicz has had a passion for coaching from a young age, stating that it’s ...
news
August 25
Total solar eclipse brings out crowds, artists for River Campus day of fun
A once-in-a-lifetime natural phenomenon was commemorated with a day of musical, theatrical and artistic fun Monday, Aug. 21. People of all ages gathered to witness the spectacles offered at Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus. The day began at 10 a.m...
features
August 24
Total solar eclipse brings out crowds, artists for River Campus day of fun
A once-in-a-lifetime natural phenomenon was commemorated with a day of musical, theatrical and artistic fun Monday, Aug. 21. People of all ages gathered to witness the spectacles offered at Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus. The day began at 10 a.m...
opinion
August 23
Coexistence possible if we ditch societal divides
It’s everywhere in our world: just turn on the news or go outside and you’ll see it. As of recently, it’s gotten more and more public attention. No one can ignore it (hard as they may try), and with each passing day it gets bigger and more overwhelming...
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