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  • “Jimmy Carter’s one-term presidency is often labeled a failure; indeed many Americans view Carter as the only ex-president to have used the White House as a stepping stone to greater achievements. But in retrospect the Carter political odyssey is a rich and human story, marked by both formidable accomplishments and painful political adversity.”
  • Southeast Missouri State University's Professional Pilot Program has its first group of students this fall. The program has partnered with US Aviation Group and the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport to create unique opportunities for Southeast students.
  • Saifuddin Omer Mohammed, A Computer And Information Science major at Southeast Missouri State University, discusses his experience as a Teaching Assistant in the Physics and Chemistry Departments. With his skills in several departments, he manages his academics and works as a Teaching Assistant.
  • The new spacious shelter will feature additional amenities and safety benefits for animals, as well as opportunities for community involvement.
  • Rajesh Palthya, a Computer And Information Science major at Southeast Missouri State University, talks about his work as a Graduate Assistant in the Cybersecurity Departments. He handles his studies and works as a Teaching Assistant with his skills in numerous disciplines.
  • Dr. Steven Hoffman is a Professor of History and is coordinator of the Historic Preservation program at Southeast Missouri State University. He was recently named the Director of the university’s Bollinger Center for Regional History.
  • U.S. inflation reached a 6.2% annual rate in October, a three-decade high, and several experts are saying things will get worse before they get better.
  • 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.
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