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Dr. Robert Hamblin reads "Sonnet 116: Let me not to the marriage of true minds" by William Shakespeare

Dr. Robert Hamblin reads "Digging" by Seamus Heaney

Roy Schneider and Kim Mayfield are the core duo and songwriters of Reckless Saints. Partners in music and love since 2003, they began recording and touring five years later.

Isaac Thorn's passion for teaching and trombone performance has ignited his drive to become a well-rounded professional in the field of music education. Drawing inspiration from his experiences, he is preparing to make a lasting impact on aspiring musicians and shape the future of music education.

KRCU spoke with Liz Haynes and Brennon Todt about the re-development efforts around the Broadway Theatre.

When Louis Houck learned that some furnishings at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis would be sold, he proposed that instead they simply be given to an “impoverished” little institution like the Southeast Missouri Normal. In this way he filled the school’s new buildings with carpet, furniture, chandeliers, paintings, ornaments, and woodwork. What he could not secure from the fair for free, he purchased, for $1,888.25 to be exact.

Reese Hammond is the Director of The Lighthouse, a student organization ministry at Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO). In recognition of his dedication to the international student community, Reese was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation at the Spring 2023 International Student Recognition Picnic.

“I have put my whole soul in this matter,” R.B. Oliver wrote Regents President Louis Houck in February 1903, “so let me plead with you to not build any more railroads or write books or history, but come up here to the capital peacefully, but bring your ‘war paint’ along if it has to be put on.”

Evan is a 2022 Business Marketing Management graduate from Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO), who has worked at SEMO for the past year with Lighthouse (Baptist Collegiate Ministry) as Assistant Director.

Academic Hall, the symbol of Southeast Missouri State University – a mammoth public building unprecedented by regional standards – was born, you might say, of four fathers: architect J.B. Legg, contractor Edward Regenhardt, regent Louis Houck, and president Washington Dearmont; intense personalities that together virtually willed the huge structure into existence.