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Satwik Ibrahimpatnam, a computer science major at Southeast Missouri State University, discusses his Graduate Assistantship experience and how working under a professor has aided in his career development.

The planned future I-57 extension project was first approved in 2005, then was re-evaluated, and finally reapproved in 2021. On February 3rd, a virtual public hearing will be held by MoDOT from 4 to 6 PM to discuss upgrades to US 67— the next phase in the process.

Through the technology, Shotspotter works in collaboration with local law enforcement to develop a coverage area, placing acoustic sensors on rooftops and utility poles.

Caffé Concerto host, Mary Mims, speaks with Dr. Leslie Jones, Dr. Chris Goeke, and Dr. Tim Schmidt about the Southeast River Campus production of 'H.M.S. Pinafore'-- comic operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan.

On Friday, July 1st, pro-choice advocates organized at Capaha Park in Cape to speak out against the recent SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Dr. Kevin Timlin, is the Executive Director of International Education and Services at Southeast Missouri State University.

Mohammed Osman describes his work as a student assistant at the Office of International Education and Services. He manages his studies and works as a student assistant with his skills in many fields.

Dr. Gabrielle Baffoni talks about the unique, upcoming concert, which celebrates Department of Music graduates who are contributing to the field across the region and the nation. 'The Chamber Music Sundays at Three' concert will feature solo and chamber music repertoire.

On March 8th, 2023, Cape Girardeau Public Schools announced that they had chosen to promote from within the district, and hire the current Deputy Superintendent of Elementary Education for the CGPS District Superintendent position. A search for the position began after the announcement of Dr. Neil Glass' retirement earlier in 2023. Dr. Benyon officially begins his role as the new Cape Girardeau Public Schools Superintendent on July 1st, 2023.

Community Health Centers are the medical home for roughly 600,000 Missourians. National Health Center Week is celebrating the impact of Community Health Centers throughout the state, particularly in rural areas.