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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.

Dr. Robert Gifford, host of Strike Up the Band, recently spoke with three past and present Directors of Band s in the Farmington Public Schools.

I started seeing the smoke and smelling the grills from my neighbors’ yards recently. My Weber’s cleaned up, newly accessorized, and ready to fire up. So, that means - it’s salad season.

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 is graduating 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.

On the eve of the bicentennial, KRCU crackled to life on March 5, 1976, an alternative music college station powered by student on-air personalities and 10 watts. Which meant that the station’s limited daily broadcast schedule carried from its tower on Academic Hall all the way to Capaha Park.

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.

Just as two African American women – Roberta Slayton and Helen Carter – integrated Southeast Missouri’s student body in 1954, two black men broke the sports color barrier. These pioneering student athletes – Ronald Staten and Curtis Williams - became the first African Americans to play intercollegiate sports for our university.

“Remember what to do friends, now tell me right out loud, what are you supposed to do when you see the flash? Duck and Cover.” For Cold War youth, these sobering instructions from a cautious cartoon turtle named Bert were the cornerstone of the Federal Civil Defense Administration’s initiatives to prepare children for, and survive, a pending nuclear war.