Governor Touts A+ Scholarship Program At Scott City High School
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon visited Scott City High School on Tuesday to congratulate that school on becoming an A+ School.The state’s A+ scholarship program offers two-year scholarships to community...
View ArticleSoutheast Student to Host Fashion Event Downtown
Southeast Missouri State University graduating senior Jory Rapps will hold Cape Girardeau’s First ever ‘Fashion Friday’ today starting at 10 a.m.The event will feature discounts, food, and drinks from...
View ArticleSoutheast To Increase Student Fees
Southeast Missouri State University students will have to pay a little bit more for classes next year.The university’s Board of Regents approved a fee increase at Saturday’s meeting of $3.75 per credit...
View ArticleSoutheast’s Agriculture Department To Partner With Lincoln University
Southeast Missouri State University’s Department of Agriculture announced on Wednesday that it will partner with Lincoln University to work together on courses, research and outreach.
View ArticleReport: Teacher Education Programs Are Failing
A new study released on Tuesday by the National Council on Teacher Quality and U.S. World & News Report called out teacher education programs for not adequately preparing new teachers for the...
View ArticleCape Girardeau Business Park Begins To Take Shape
Cape Girardeau city officials are gearing up for the opening of the city’s new business park.The Missouri Department of Transportation completed an extension of Veterans Memorial drive to the 247 acre...
View ArticleBoard Of Regents Sets New Budget For Southeast Missouri State University
Southeast Missouri State University’s Board of Regents set its operating and auxiliary budgets at its meeting on Thursday. Facility and staff will receive a three percent or $700 minimum pay raise...
View ArticleSoutheast Missouri State University Student Debt Just Above State Average
Southeast Missouri State University graduates carry slightly more debt than the state average but lower than the national. Spring 2013 Southeast graduates borrowed an average of $23, 954. The national...
View ArticleFire At Southeast Missouri State University’s Dempster Hall
Cape Girardeau fire crews responded to a fire on the roof of Southeast Missouri State University’s Dempster Hall on Monday afternoon.No injuries were reported.Southeast vice president Kathy Mangels...
View ArticlePower Outage Cancels Some Classes At Southeast
A power outage in the central part of campus at Southeast Missouri State University gave students and faculty a late start. University spokeswoman Ann Hayes said the power outage was noticed at...
View ArticleCrisp Museum Features Feminist Art
A Contemporary feminist exhibit is now on display at Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus.Crisp Museum director Peter Nguyen said the exhibit includes 2D art and sculptures.
View ArticleIncoming College Students Should Be Prepared To Handle Health Care Needs
Incoming college students need to be prepared to take care of their own medical needs before they come to school. That’s according to Cheri Huckstep Reed, a family nurse practitioner at Southeast...
View ArticleSoutheast’s Innovation Center Scores A Pair Of Federal Awards
The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center at Southeast Missouri State University learned they will receive two federal awards this week.The Center will receive $994 thousand over five years from the...
View ArticleMan Who Helped Write “I Have A Dream” Speech To Speak At Southeast
An advisor to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who helped draft King’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech will present the keynote address at Southeast Missouri State University’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....
View ArticleSoutheast Releases Basketball Schedule
A trip to Mexico highlights the Southeast Missouri State University men’s basketball team schedule, which was announced on Thursday.The Redhawks will play thirteen regular season home games, plus two...
View ArticleArsenic Levels In Missouri And Arkansas Rice Are Safe To Eat
Last week the U.S. Food and Drug Administration published a report which stated levels of inorganic arsenic in rice are low enough to be safe for consumption.Arsenic is a naturally occurring toxin...
View ArticleSEMO Joins Higher Education Consortium, Will Produce Content For HEC-TV
Southeast Missouri State University is now a member of the Higher Education Consortium and will begin contributing content to HEC-TV in St. Louis.HEC-TV produces public education programming that is...
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