SEMO graduate Clayton Eftink turned his research on student representation into Missouri Senate Bill 1674, proposing a ...

Biology grad student Emily Hudgins wins a Fulbright to study how construction-related sediment runoff affects ...

Inside Cape Girardeau’s evolving music scene, venue owners, local businesses and SEMO students collaborate at spots like ...

A visiting artist is encouraging SEMO students to see the world differently through conceptual photography. Charl Kroeger, from South Africa, now based in Long Beach, CA. spoke with students about his ...

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 ...

This week, Tryston, Molly and Kyler discuss the Gymhawks for the final time, some SEMO basketball breaking news, as well as coverage of the softball team. Check back next Monday for the next episode!

SEMO Dining has announced that Chick-fil-A will no longer be served on campus after the 2026 spring semester. This announcement was released on Wednesday, March 4, on SEMO Dining’s TikTok, Instagram ...

Southeast Missouri State University is launching a new 90-credit-hour criminal justice degree program aimed at reducing costs and helping students enter the workforce sooner. This program is set to ...

Wednesday mornings, the newsroom at Leader Publications in Festus, Missouri, begins its weekly reset. After the rush of printing deadlines earlier in the week, the team regroups to plan what comes ...

A widespread outage affecting the Canvas learning platform on May 7 disrupted access for SEMO students during the last stretch of finals week. Canvas became inaccessible for users mid-afternoon, ...

SEMO features a broad selection of student organizations, more than the big clubs advertised at events like the involvement fair. Across campus, other groups meet for activities on campus many ...

In this week's edition of Hawk's Nest, Tryston, Kyler & Molly talk about the growing trend in the college sports world: the transfer portal and NIL. They also discuss the ongoing SEMO tennis and ...