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By Makayla Caldwell

How the governor election could impact Missourians and their pockets
newsOctober 20, 2020
How the governor election could impact Missourians and their pocketsAs the Nov. 3 election approaches, Mike Parson and Nicole Galloway are the top two candidates running for Governor of Missouri.
Graduating students feel anxious about post-grad job search
newsMay 14, 2020
Graduating students feel anxious about post-grad job searchMany students graduating this May are feeling overwhelmed or stressed about finding job opportunities for employment amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Southeast alumnus Nathan Carrington receives his first peer-reviewed publication
newsApril 20, 2020
Southeast alumnus Nathan Carrington receives his first peer-reviewed publicationSoutheast alumnus Nathan Carrington saw the benefits of his hard work in pursuing research and doesn’t take this experience for granted.
Faculty support prepares international students for success
newsApril 11, 2020
Faculty support prepares international students for successBecause many students returned home due to COVID-19 concerns, international students have followed suit or stayed put. Also, the transition to online delivery has been a challenge for many.
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newsMarch 26, 2020
Jane Stephens Honors Program builds community for honors studentsSince the 1970s, the Jane Stephens Honors Program has been committed to making incoming honors students feel like a family. To continue the tradition, a UI100 course will be added for incoming freshmen.
Faculty responds to considerations of a new LMS
newsMarch 17, 2020
Faculty responds to considerations of a new LMSAs the consideration of new Learning Management Systems progresses, some faculty members have shared their thoughts based on the demonstrations.
Southeast students learn about resilience to cope with stress
newsFebruary 24, 2020
Southeast students learn about resilience to cope with stressJohn Nimmo, a substance abuse counselor at Southeast, gave a seminar on Wednesday, Feb. 19, where he shared his strategies to coping with stress: resilience.
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newsFebruary 10, 2020
Southeast looking to replace MoodleAfter five years with Moodle, Southeast is planning to convert to a new learning management system (LMS) in the Spring 2021 term.
Let's talk about … orgasms?
newsFebruary 3, 2020
Let's talk about … orgasms?Sex educators Marshall Miller and Rachel Dart will present “I Love Female Orgasm” on Wednesday, Feb. 5., hosted by Southeast’s Student Activities Council.
Crisp Museum takes visitors on a journey with folktales and music
entertainmentNovember 15, 2019
Crisp Museum takes visitors on a journey with folktales and musicTo make Family Day special, Crisp Museum provided a free event for visitors to come and enjoy a few hours of folktales, crafts, and music on Saturday, Nov. 9.
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