The freshmen experience for many college students this year has been unique compared to the past experiences to COVID-19.
With COVID-19 restrictions and procedures in place, newly joined band members...
The Spanish Club found ways to stay active during COVID-19 and is making plans to become further engaged for the fall 2021 semester.
The organization is dedicated to giving students and faculty the...
With the installation of two new sculptures in the Computer Science and Technology Building, art has become more integrated into diverse locations across campus.
The artists for the project were picked...
Southeastern’s Department of Music and Performing Arts will be holding auditions for the musical “Ragtime” in June.
Although the campus may be returning to normal, the department has made changes...
Southeastern’s Sustainability Center received the Green Ribbon Schools Postsecondary Sustainability Award from the U.S. Department of Education last month.
The university was one of only five postsecondary...
On Thursday, May 6, students and families gathered in the Vonnie Borden Theatre to watch a showcase of student-directed scenes.
For Chad Winters’ theatre directing class, he had each of his students...
As the 2021 spring semester comes to a close, students living in the dorms have been contacted by their resident assistants to let them know that it is almost time to move out.
According to University...
The Student Government Association has announced its first all-Black executive officers from its recent elections.
The cabinet positions are Kelsey Staes, who is chief justice, Ke’Ron Jackson who...
The university’s marketing program was recently ranked second in the state by Plexuss, an education technology company based in California. Plexuss connects millions of students globally with opportunities...
With the help of her humanities professor, senior world languages major Whitney Bourdier transformed one of her class papers into a scholarly article published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Bourdier...
The announcement on April 20 of Derek Chauvin’s guilty verdict for the murder of George Floyd was believed by many to be a step in the right direction.
Members of Southeastern’s chapters of the...
Last week, “Dark Skinned Pavement'' made its way to the Vonnie Borden Theatre stage, reflecting similar incidents from the past few months involving police brutality and protests.
The play premiered...
