SEMO’s Board of Governors reviewed new campus partnerships in medicine, agriculture, and STEM, unveiled the Vollink Family ...

A 24-hour phone-free experiment at SEMO reveals students’ mixed feelings—some found freedom and focus, others felt anxious ...

Cape Girardeau’s Freedom Fest returns June 14 with live music, food, vendors, and family activities, raising funds to support ...

SEMO unveils $1.5 million in upgrades and a new name for its Police Academy, aiming to modernize training, boost student focus, and expand regional law enforcement collaboration.

Get ready for festival season with essential safety tips, smart packing advice, and a checklist to ensure a stress-free, enjoyable experience at your favorite music events this summer.

University president Carlos Vargas released a statement on June 5th announcing that the Department of Public Safety will now be known as the University Police Department, and its director Richard ...

Summer break usually brings to mind sleeping in, trips with friends and a well-earned pause from the chaos of academic life. But for many college students, summer can also be the perfect time to knock ...

Jonathan Kessler, an associate professor of chemistry and physics at SEMO, appeared in court Tuesday, May 27 to waive his right to a preliminary hearing. Kessler pleaded not guilty to three charges ...

Club sports at Southeast Missouri State University help international students find community, ease their transition to the U.S., and build friendships through shared passion for soccer, cricket, and ...

Friday, May 16, severe weather swept through Scott County and other areas of Southeast Missouri, causing damage to infrastructure and displacing residents. An EF3 tornado swept through Scott and ...

Cape Girardeau’s water system is under pressure — literally and figuratively. Years of wear and tear, aging equipment, and limited funding have stretched the city’s ability to consistently provide ...