Missouri voters will weigh five ballot measures Nov. 3, including proposals on abortion access, citizen initiatives, a state ...

SEMO’s See Me Series panel examined how the cult classic “But, I’m a Cheerleader” uses satire to address conversion therapy, ...

SEMO’s new “Fearlessly Forward” plan emphasizes three-year degrees, hands-on learning, workforce relevance and student ...

SEMO students, alumni and Cape Girardeau residents gathered near Houck Field on Oct. 17 for the 2026 homecoming tailgate, ...

The 2026 Homecoming parade marched down Broadway on Oct. 17, featuring Greek Life’s Disney-themed floats and man and woman of the year nominees.

College students are turning to AI chatbots for companionship, while a local esthetician shares advice on combating dry skin.

SEMO beat Lindenwood 38-27 for its first OVC win, reclaiming the Game Ball Brawl trophy as Braylen Ragland threw three touchdown passes to John Anthony Jr.

It was around Independence Day in 1947 when the world grew skeptical that Earth was the only planet to host living beings in the universe. These skeptics stemmed from the story of a rancher in Roswell ...

In a recent meeting of SEMO’s Board of Governors, university officials approved plans for an upcoming building demolition of some unused buildings on campus. The plans include the demolition of ...

For college students, campus life does not end in classrooms or residence halls. The spaces in between can be just as important. At Southeast Missouri State University, places such as Kent Library, ...

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in everyday life – and the world of higher education is feeling its impact. According to a 2026 study by the Lumina ...

University presidents play a big role in guiding the students and faculty of their institution. They oversee things from academics, finances and campus culture to campus innovation and policy changes.