Arts & Culture: Southeast has made a great investment in the artistic and cultural future of Southeast Missouri in two of the region’s biggest venues: the Show Me Center and the River Campus. In addition, the local scene is thriving with galleries, musicians and literati.

Athletics: Photo of Southeast's mascot, Rowdy Redhawk.

Campus Ministries: The spiritual community at Southeast is strong, diverse and welcoming to all.

Family Weekend: During the fall semester, Southeast invites your family to visit your new home.

Greek Life: Lifelong friendships follow membership in a fraternity or sorority. Learn more about Greek organizations and application procedures.

Homecoming: Parades and school spirit, tailgating and chili cook-offs. Homecoming is a weekend for the celebration of the heart of Southeast and the community.

Recreation & Sports: A healthy body breeds a healthy mind. No matter what your level of skill, Southeast has the facilities and opportunities to allow everyone to compete, have fun and stay healthy.

ROTC: The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) is a supplemental academic and leadership program designed to prepare you to become an Air Force officer.

Student Organizations: Community is central to the success of a residential university. Southeast has numerous extracurricular organizations ranging from athletics to hobbies to pre-professional programs to social clubs and religious groups. Southeast hosts a large enough campus community to meet almost any extracurricular desire. And if you find we don’t have a group for your interests, you can always start one yourself.

Study Abroad: “C’est si bon.” Southeast’s study-abroad opportunities allow for an international education at only a fraction of the cost of other universities.

Various Regional Activities: Many Southeast students visit various sites in the Cape Girardeau community and the Southeast Missouri region for fun and activities. Here are just a few of their favorites.

Working on Campus: Numerous national studies indicate that working on campus has been linked to higher grades and improved chances of graduating from college. Students interested in academic success will connect with a large network of faculty, staff and community members while adding to their resumes.