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Does Missouri matter?
newsOctober 8
Does Missouri matter?Missouri's political significance has waned since its battleground status in 2008. Once a battleground, the state now leans Republican, shifting national campaign focus elsewhere. Can it regain influence?
New robots deliver food and amusement to SEMO students
newsAugust 27
New robots deliver food and amusement to SEMO studentsSEMO students now enjoy food deliveries and entertainment from six-wheeled robots. Operated via the Starship app, these robots navigate campus, play music and dance upon arrival.
Cape Girardeau narrowly misses a rare natural phenomenon
newsJune 14
Cape Girardeau narrowly misses a rare natural phenomenonHordes of flying insects have swarmed across large parts of Southeastern Missouri since early May. Soon, however, their numbers will begin to dwindle as the countless bugs begin to die off in mass.
Student workers keep the greenhouse green through summer
entertainmentMay 29
Student workers keep the greenhouse green through summerSeveral shoppers walked through a hot building filled with a wide diversity of plant life. Flowers of every shape and color grabbed the customers’ attention.
Missouri Department of Conservation aims to end the ecological disaster taking shape across the state
newsApril 9
Missouri Department of Conservation aims to end the ecological disaster taking shape across the stat...The beautiful white flowers have fallen from the Callery pear trees, also known as the pyrus calleryana. With the beauty now gone, all that remains is an ecological disaster and a huge conservation effort to remove the trees from Missouri’s landscape.
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newsMarch 27
‘Exceptionally rare’: SEMO professor explains why Cape Girardeau residents are lucky to see second t...Southeast Missouri residents have been treated with two opportunities to see the astronomical phenomenon in seven years, once in 2017 and again on April 8, 2024. In contrast, 148 years separated the 2017 eclipse and the next oldest total eclipse that crossed Missou...
Missouri bill aims to end Diversity, Equality and Inclusion programs in universities
newsMarch 8
Missouri bill aims to end Diversity, Equality and Inclusion programs in universitiesSEMO celebrated Black History Month and hosted the annual Carpe Diem festival in February. Both honored SEMO’s diversity and the trials many groups have had to endure in American society.
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entertainmentFebruary 11
The gift-giving rules of love: Saving money while valuing Valentine's Day traditionsThe season of chocolate hearts and roses is upon us. Valentine’s Day is the third largest commercial holiday in the United States, behind only Halloween and Christmas. The holiday is expected to pull in nearly $26 Billion this year, according to the Statista websi...
SEMO students showcase horticulture skills at Charles Hutson Greenhouse
entertainmentJanuary 31
SEMO students showcase horticulture skills at Charles Hutson GreenhouseSEMO’s Charles Hutson Greenhouse hummed with activity on Sept.16, 2023, during the annual Mummums and Pawpaws Fall Fest. Hundreds of mums, pumpkins, and other colorful and exotic species lined pathways, shelves, and carts for people to admire and purchase...
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newsJanuary 31
Preserving SEMO’s historic buildings brings challenges and rewardsSEMO Alumni Mack Kietzer walks the 28 steps up to the domed centerpiece of SEMO’s campus every day for work. He opens the heavy wooden door and steps onto Academic Hall’s ornate tile, just as students and staff have done for 115 years since the building was complet...
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