By Leon Miller
newsMay 11, 2021
SEMO's River Campus, evolution in the arts.Southeast’s River Campus has been gaining recognition for its fine arts program and has seen an increase in its enrollment numbers throughout the past year. The River Campus at Southeast is the newest campus at the University as of 2007 and is home to the Earl and ...
newsMarch 30, 2021
Regional campuses make adjustments to content delivery formatSoutheast is making changes to the way courses are delivered to regional campuses next semester. The goal is to transition to a neutral technology setup, which allows for the University to switch to the platform of their choice with no restrictions. Zoom is the pla...
newsMarch 12, 2021
Vargas announces changes to Protect the NestOn Thursday, March 11, Southeast President Carlos Vargas sent out a campus-wide newsletter detailing the updates made to Protect the Nest (PTN) guidelines due to the Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center Board of Trustees lifting the Face Covering Order.
sportsNovember 12, 2020
Maggie Adams’ rapid rise to successSoutheast women's volleyball begins their season Feb. 7, and the expectations for this year's team are high as the Redhawks seek to win the Ohio Valley Conference Championship in consecutive seasons. Senior middle blocker Maggie Adams is returning for her final sea...
sportsOctober 12, 2020
Ally Dion looks to keep momentum rolling for Southeast volleyballSoutheast volleyball’s focus is now on building off last season's success after going 23-11 (12-4 Ohio Valley Conference), and continuing their winning ways into the new year. Senior defensive specialist Ally Dion has been a big part of their success over the past ...
sportsNovember 17, 2019
Women’s basketball jumps to 2-0 after defeating EvansvilleThe Southeast’s women's basketball team improved to 2-0 after they beat the University of Evansville 83-60 on Sunday, Nov. 10. Junior guard Tesia Thompson led the way with a team high 21 points while also tallying two steals and block.
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