by James Samons and Ryan King in News
Facebook lately has been used for a lot more than "connecting people through social networks," which is the description provided on the site. Lately evidence gathered from Facebook has been used in several cases involving Judicial Affairs.
This use of Facebook - a website (www.
by Laina Farokhmanesh in News
Southeast graduate student Nathan Mendenhall will fly to Rwanda, Africa, in January, where he will be doing an internship with the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Mendenhall will be joined by about 50 other graduate students from around the world in pursuing this internship.
by Erin Hyden in News
The price of coal, the fuel of choice on the Southeast campus, has recently skyrocketed to a 25 percent increase.
Students may wonder why the fuel of choice for Southeast is coal.
"Coal is the cheapest way to go [for campus utilities], since the cost of natural gas just shot way up," said Southeast Energy Manager Thomas Cox.
by Jennifer Markin in News
Are you in need of a little PR? Southeast Creative Communications, a student-run public-relations firm started in October to serve both the local and campus communities, can help you out.
Shad Burner and Emily Sikes worked with their peers and public relations professor Anthony Hicks to revive the student-run PR firm.
by Michele Metych in News
Common hour's disappearance was the first issue discussed at Student Government's ninth meeting on Monday.
Every Wednesday at noon students are supposed to be free for group meetings, events, etc., but classes are being scheduled instead. President Adam Hanna cited a three-page list of classes held during this time.
by Melissa Scholle in News
Worlds collide as rock joins classical and opera when the Trans-Siberian Orchestra performs at the Show Me Center, Wednesday Nov. 16, at 7:30 p.m.
"The show is like a rock opera," said Mike Snyder, Show Me Center Event Supervisor. "There is a lot of classical string music, but also powerful electric guitars, lasers and fog.
by Nicole Stanfield in News
Two new Southeast Theater and Dance faculty members, along with Dr. Marc Strauss, will get a chance to display their choreography at the Fall Dance Concert, to be held at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Nov. 18-19 at the Rose Theatre.
Hilary Peterson, who recently earned her masters in dance from the University of Arizona in Tucson, will showcase three of her original works at the show.
by Mutsue Uchida in News
Student Government and the Department of Public Safety are setting up a new shuttle bus system starting in the spring semester. A shuttle bus will run from downtown to campus at night and around shopping areas during the day.
"It'll benefit everybody," said Student Government President Adam Hanna.
by Tara Shoemaker in News
Southeast student Megan Leigh Nelson is holding her own pageant as a fundraiser for her trip to the Miss Missouri USA pageant. But, this isn't a "pretty pageant."
"I hope that contestants don't think of this pageant as a 'pretty pageant,'" said Miss Missouri USA contestant Nelson.
by Liz Bertrand in News
For traditional students, some of the biggest responsibilities they have are to achieve a certain grade point average and make a decent enough paycheck to pay for food and rent.
But for non-traditional students who are single parents, finding the time to work on that grade point average or to pay the bills is a chore in itself.
by Julie DeMent in News
This Veteran's Day will hold more meaning for two Southeast students who are in the Army National Guard and just returned from Iraq in March.
Jeff DeMent, a sergeant in the Army National Guard and a senior at Southeast, said that the majority of people do not understand what Veteran's Day is all about.
