STEM

The Vollink Family Observatory officially became part of the Southeast Missouri State University campus in a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the new partnership. Professors, alumni, city officials, and family members were at the site on Wed. May 28 to introduce the new facility.

On this week's episode of 'SEMO Spotlight', we speak with Dustin Roberts. He is pursuing a double major in engineering technology with Electrical Automation and Systems, and Technology Management.

On this week's episode of 'SEMO Spotlight', we speak with Dustin Roberts. He is pursuing a double major in Engineering Technology: Electrical & Automation Systems, and Technology Management.

Mon. April 8th, 2024 marked the second time Cape Girardeau and the region experienced a total solar eclipse within a seven-year period—a rare occurrence.

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.

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.

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.

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.

On this edition of the show, we learn more about Southeast’s Professional Pilot Program which has its first group of students this fall. And Dr. Steven Hoffman from Southeast’s Department of History and Anthropology will be on the program as well. He was recently named Director of the university’s Bollinger Center for Regional History.

According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, 1.6 million Americans are affected by tricuspid regurgitation of the heart. One common treatment for this is the reinforcing or replacing of heart stem valves with artificial rings. However, according to Kate Appleman and Awab Esaid, this specific treatment is severely under researched.