Southeast
Actors help students learn people skills
By Victor Allison/reporter
Doctors and nurses have hundreds of responsibilities, and sometimes an accident can lead to a variety of issues. SE dietetics program students...
Speaker, exhibit explore classic horror literature
By Kimberly G. Landeros/reporter
SE philosophy professor, Michael Vendsel, will discuss Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and illustrate philosophical trends present in the novel April 17 on...
New show to reinvent traditional theatre
By Victor Allison/reporter
Four nights of unorthodox theater will be hosted at SE Campus with “Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.”
SE drama associate...
Teacher speaks on inner beauty
Media alters perception of glamour
By Abraham Haifa/reporter
A speaker challenged an audience March 26 to think about society’s standards of what is considered beautiful for...
Speaker analyzes ‘F-word,’ no hate, just equality for all
By Abraham Haifa/reporter
Feminism isn’t about burning bras and hating on men.
This misconception could be why some women don’t claim themselves to be feminists, a...
Employers visit, students learn about career options
By Decordric Winzer/reporter
SE Campus held its fifth annual college-wide job fair March 27 offering a host of summer jobs for students to consider.
The fair...
Presentation explores effect of opioid crisis in U.S.
By Paolo Tax/reporter
The opioid epidemic, which killed 70,000 people in 2017 alone, has affected the U.S. for years, and SE Campus students learned more...
Makeup, clothing share common thread to liberties
By Carla Rivera/reporter
Women’s rights and women’s fashion are linked throughout America’s history, a speaker told students on SE Campus.
SE adjunct instructor Sloan Cranz spoke...