Kent Library at Southeast Missouri State University

There are a number of not-for-profit corporations (and other groups) in Missouri and Arkansas which claim to be Cherokee Indian. These groups set up tribal governments and sel...

Marshmallow Peeps, Oreos, and Twinkies are just some of the so-called junk foods that food author Tom Harte freely admits to enjoying, even if he is supposed to be a gourmet. ...

This presentation will focus on a series of political caricatures from German daily newspapers between the years 1946 to 1989, that is to say, between the wend of WWII and reu...

Sir John Betjeman (1906-1984) was a hugely popular British Poet Laureate, champion of Victoriana, and archetypal eccentric. His verse is both funny and poignant, chronicling h...

Dr. Jeff Noonan (Associate Professor of guitar and musicology) and Dr. Warren Anderson (Associate Professor of cultural anthropology) combined their energies and interests (et...

Kent Library’s Spring Athenæum Series welcomes Dr. Jeff Noonan and student musicians from Southeast Missouri State University’s Holland School of Visual and Performing Arts, D...

Israel celebrated its 60th anniversary as a modern state in 2008. In the midst of this commemoration, Israelis continued to confront the issue of terrorism and the complexity ...

Over the past decade or so, my students at Southeast and I have developed and tested a theory of how animals learn; that events follow a sequence. The theory is that animals l...

The lowlands of Southeast Missouri were once a diverse mix of bottomland wetlands, shallow lakes, slow-flowing streams, and sand prairies. The bird life of this region was poo...

Although it is not entirely clear what the future will hold climatically, we can be quite confident that over the coming century our planet will see a several degree increase ...

The Manhattan Project was the first example of “Big Science”. It was the first time the resources of a nation state were put behind the development of a scientific or technolo...

A college education comprises a particular major or discipline, but also a breadth of knowledge, skills and experiences that help graduates live as responsible citizens in the...