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Sarah Grosse is pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theater Degree with a minor in Music. She will graduate from Southeast Missouri State University in May 2024.

Bluegrass band Alex Riffle & The Stiff Riffs will be performing at the Tunes at Twilight Event in Downtown Cape on Friday, May 17th at 7:00 PM.

Emily Moody graduates from Southeast Missouri State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Vocal Music Education in May 2024.

Felipe Brito Jazz Quintet to perform at 'Tunes at Twilight' event from Old Town Cape on May 24th, 2024 at 7:00 PM.

Southeast Missouri Tennis (11-6, 6-0) won the Ohio Valley Conference regular-season title outright with a 5-0 victory over Eastern Illinois (1-20, 1-5) Wednesday.

Sylvia Muchmore is a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting student at Southeast Missouri State University. She will perform in 'Moving Perspectives,' a student-choreographed dance recital on SEMO's River Campus.

Soprano Brittany Graham is a Cape Central and Southeast Missouri State University Alumna. She later earned her Masters in Vocal Performance from Webster University in St. Louis. She has an upcoming performance with the Cedar Rapids Opera—Edwin Penhorwood's 'Too Many Sopranos'.

Alysa Massey is a second-year graduate student in SEMO's Communication Disorders program. Previously, Alysa obtained an Associate of Arts Degree from Mineral Area College and a Bachelor of Science Degree from Missouri State University.

Cellist Julian Schwarz performs Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time (Quatuor pour la fin du temps) at Scout Hall on Saturday, April 20th at Scout Hall in Cape Girardeau. He gave a preview of the performance during Thurs. April 18th's 'Caffe Concerto', and spoke to host Mary Mims about the piece. Fellow musicians Dr. Sophia Han and Dr. Gabrielle Baffoni also talked about their experience with the piece, as well as their upcoming performance of Dvorak's symphony, From the New World, at the River Campus on Tues. April 23, 2024.

In Missouri, students' FASFA submissions are down nearly 32 percent from the last academic year. But, it's not too late—the June 1st Access Missouri deadline is approaching, and help is still available at MOFAFSA.org.