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Brecken Styles visited the KRCU Public Radio studios for her 'SEMO Spotlight' interview. She's one of the featured performers in the upcoming 'Big Band Holiday Jukebox', which will be held at River Campus Dec. 1st and 2nd in the Bedell Performance Hall at 7:30 p.m.

Brecken Styles is a Senior undergraduate student at Southeast Missouri State double-majoring in Musical Theater and Spanish.

Evan Coleman, this week's guest on 'SEMO Spotlight' is graduating from Southeast Missouri State University Sat. Dec. 16, with a Bachelor's degree in Art and a Minor in Entrepreneurship.

SEMO Spotlight: Evan Coleman

Evan Coleman is graduating from Southeast Missouri State University, on Dec. 16, 2023, with a Bachelor's Degree in Art and a Minor in Entrepreneurship. In this episode of 'SEMO Spotlight', he describes the inspiration for his most recent art exhibition at Catapult Creative House and his plans after graduation.

Jaclyn Sexauer talked with KRCU Public Radio on an episode of 'SEMO Spotlight' about her experience as a student double-majoring in Dance and Exercise Science.

SEMO Spotlight: Jaclyn Sexauer

Jaclyn Sexauer is double-majoring in Dance and Exercise Science at Southeast Missouri State University. Athletics have always been important to her, and in this episode, she shares what she has learned from participating in individual and team sports.

Going Public: 'Take Back the Night' and '16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence' Observed in Cape Girardeau

Leslie Washington recently participated in the 'Take Back the Night' event held on the campus of Southeast Missouri State University on Thurs. Dec. 7th. It was part of the '16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence', which ran from Nov. 25th - Dec. 10th, 2023.

Leslie Washington, with Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, stops by the KRCU studios to speak about the upcoming National Gun Violence Survivors Week, Jan. 22 - 26, 2024.

Going Public: National Gun Violence Survivors Week 2024

In 2024, National Gun Violence Survivors Week will be observed from Mon. Jan. 22 - Fri. Jan. 26. This will be the sixth annual event, and this year's theme is "Moments That Survive", which will highlight the role of gun violence survivors as 'changemakers who are leading efforts to end gun violence by building, strengthening and unifying their communities'.

Madison Sniegowski, this week's 'SEMO Spotlight' guest, is a senior undergraduate student at Southeast majoring in Communication Disorders.

SEMO Spotlight: Madison Sniegowski

Madison Sniegowski is a senior undergraduate student at Southeast majoring in Communication Disorders. In this episode, she shares her experiences with student employment and undergraduate research opportunities in her field of study.

Student actor Abby Naden and Director Roxanne Wellington stop by the KRCU Public Radio studios to talk about the SEMO River Campus production of 'The Importance of Being Earnest', which runs from Dec. 6th to Dec. 10th.

Exposition: Director Roxanne Wellington and Student Actor Abby Naden Talk About Production of 'The Importance of Being Earnest'

A student production of Oscar Wilde's play The Importance of Being Earnest runs on SEMO's River Campus in the Rust Flexible Theater from December 6th - 10th. In this episode of 'Exposition', hear about the performance with the director Roxanne Wellington, and her student Abby Naden.

Sesquicentennial Moments: Third District Normal School Founding

In early 1873, the state created a third district normal school for southeast Missouri, joining district one in Kirksville and district two in Warrensburg.

Sesquicentennial Moments: Old Normal Building Fire

Professor Harry Albert, a dedicated faculty member, wept openly at the sight of what remained of Old Normal’s ornamental towers after an overnight fire destroyed the school’s lone building and all its contents on April 8, 1902.

Sesquicentennial Moments: The University Center

We celebrated our centennial in 1973 with quite a bit of buzz on campus. Enrollments were approaching a record 8,000. The college had officially become Southeast Missouri State University the year before in 1972. And the last major construction project of the first hundred years was underway; a vast, new student union to replace the outgrown Memorial Hall.

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