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Southeast Missouri State University has announced plans to remove a large Beech Tree located on the university's River Campus grounds due to safety concerns.

Although no campus buildings, stadiums, or halls bear his name today, John Sephus McGhee, Southeast’s relatively obscure sixth president nevertheless shaped our school in familiar and recognizable ways.

The 22-year tenure of Southeast’s seventh president – Washington Strother Dearmont – remains possibly the most prolific and successful period in our school’s history.

The Citizens Band (or CB) is a short distance radio for personal communication – like its cousin the walkie-talkie – that for a few years in the mid-1970s spawned a social phenomenon with its own distinct culture, community, and language.

For the first time in Missouri Unclaimed Property Auction history, Cape Girardeau will be the host site. SEMO Alum and Missouri State Treasurer, Vivek Malek talks about the importance of this occasion and his time at Southeast Missouri State University.

KRCU Public Radio recently sat down with Alix Gasser, Development Director with Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence (SEMO-NASV) to learn more about the organization and its services.

On Sunday, Sept.17, at 3 p.m., the Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra will present its annual, free “Symphony Sampler” concert in the Atrium of the Cultural Arts Center on the River Campus of Southeast Missouri State University.

Rachelle Cox is an undergraduate student at Southeast Missouri State University pursuing a career in speech and language pathology. In her interview, Rachelle tells us about her unique study abroad experience in Guatemala with SEMO’s Communication Disorders Department.

Peyton Redinger is a student at Southeast Missouri State University and is an Organismal, Ecological, and Evolutionary Biology major. Peyton also serves as the SEMO Pride President.

Christine Wielgos, the Warning Coordination Meteorologist, and Keith Cooley, the Senior Forecaster at the Paducah, KY National Weather Service stopped by KRCU to discuss what it means to be a 'weather ready nation', and their Fall Severe Weather Safety and Preparedness Campaign, which runs from Sept. 25th to Sept. 29th, 2023.