Micaela Griffin
entertainmentJanuary 17, 2018
Southeast music department brings fairytale to lifeSoutheast’s Department of Music will soon bring life to an iconic family-friendly fairytale through opera. Pauline Viardot’s French retelling of “Cinderella,” also known as “Cendrillon,” will make its way to the Donald C. Bedell Performance Hall Friday, Jan. ...
newsDecember 6, 2017
To be heard: Southeast senior works to have influential voiceAt 16 months old, MaryJo Blunk lost her hearing. “I don’t remember a time when I was able to hear,” she said. Blunk comes from a hereditarily deaf family (meaning her mother is also deaf), and she describes herself as part of the deaf culture. “There are two types ...newsDecember 6, 2017
COLUMN: Until the race is run“You can’t do it.” I can still remember the day these words were spoken to me. It was a warm spring day, and everyone at Bloomfield Elementary School was outside on the playground’s basketball court to have a “fun day.” We had just finished dancing to cringeworthy ...newsDecember 6, 2017
Exploring diversity and accessibility at SoutheastNo two Southeast students are alike, and for students with a disability, this is no exception. One of the most important factors in college education is the type of learning environment students are in. It has the potential to make or break their college experience...
entertainmentNovember 6, 2017
Fault Line Film Festival rolls out the red carpet at SoutheastSoutheast’s eighth annual Fault Line Film Festival will start strong with a record number of entries this year — about double the amount as previous years. The festival will begin Wednesday, Nov. 8 and run until Saturday, Nov. 11. Events will kick off with guest le...
newsNovember 6, 2017
Downtown Cape wins national contest, prepares for renovationsDowntown Cape Girardeau will be getting a facelift in early 2018 after winning a nationwide contest earlier this week. American Express and National Geographic recently hosted a contest in conjunction with the National Trust for Historic Preservation called “Partne...entertainmentOctober 27, 2017
Department of Theatre and Dance sinks its teeth into ‘Dracula’Something mysterious is coming to the River Campus, and it’s here to take a bite out of the halloween season. “Dracula,” based on Bram Stoker’s novel of the same name, will premiere at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 31, in the Bedell Performance Hall. The show tells the s...entertainmentOctober 23, 2017
Music academy showcases young musiciansDozens of community members and young students came to the Southeast Missouri Music Academy’s family event on Oct. 22 in Dobbins Hall. Music in the Quadrangle, which lasted from 2 to 4 p.m., featured face-painting, free popcorn, an appearance from Smokey the Bear a...newsOctober 16, 2017
Royalty Returns: Southeast's oldest living Sagamore Queen returns to her alma mater just in time for...Homecoming is the time of traveling back to one’s roots, the place where memories are made. For one Southeast alumna, the trip holds a special meaning. Martha Jane Hequembourg, known today as Janie Barker, is a 1944 graduate of Southeast Missouri State University w...entertainmentOctober 13, 2017
The price of pretty: “Reasons to be Pretty” opens at River CampusSoutheast’s theater department is making a statement in a contemporary show about the importance of honesty and true beauty in relationships. The Department of Theatre and Dance opened “Reasons to be Pretty” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 12, in the Rust Flexible Thea...Advertisement
