On Nov. 9, retired Southeast professor of physics Margaret Hill gave a lecture called “What Became of the Dark?” in Johnson Hall, discussing light pollution and its affect on humans and animals.

As Domestic Violence Awareness month drew to a close, a fall festival on SEMO’s campus reminded everyone of the importance of being healthy and happy in all aspects of life.

Center for Speech And Hearing Hosts Third Annual Sensory-Friendly 'Trunk Or Treat'

The SEMO Chapter of the National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association, Southeast Missouri State University's Center for Speech and Hearing and other campus organizations will once again be a part of the 'Trunk or Treat' Halloween Sensory-Friendly Event. The event is for children who might feel overwhelmed in busy or noisy environments such as Halloween trick or treating.

After a fire scorched the building in March, the Broadway Theatre in downtown Cape Girardeau has been given 90 days to get up to code or be demolished by…

The Redhawk Vaccine Incentive Program recently put out a new challenge in hopes of reaching a campus-wide 70% vaccination rate. Clubs and student…

This year, Southeast celebrates female empowerment in a McNair cohort composed entirely of women. Composed of 11 female students of varying ethnicities…

At freshman orientation Aug. 20, Vargas announced a plan to get the majority of Southeast students vaccinated. An email was sent to Southeast students…