Southeast Missouri University Foundation

KRCU Public Radio

on the campus of Southeast Missouri State University

As the area’s source for diverse musical programming and award winning NPR news, Southeast Public Radio strives to continuously excel in providing the highest quality public radio programming to Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois. Nearly 1.9 million people within the listening area have the opportunity to tune in to KRCU 90.9 FM which is a 6,500 watt station located in Cape Girardeau and KSEF 88.9 FM, a 9,500 watt repeater station located in Farmington.

Gifts to Southeast Public Radio give listeners in our region access to classical music, NPR News and cultural and educational programs. Additionally, university students are provided with the opportunity to prepare themselves for careers in broadcasting, or other related fields, by the hands on experience received at Southeast Public Radio.

The costs of providing a 24-hour broadcast operation increase every year and the need for funding remains ever-present. Southeast Public Radio’s current needs includes the purchase of new studio equipment for a future relocation and gifts to help pay for the purchase and installation of a backup emergency generator to help ensure that the threat of silence over the airwaves does not become a reality during power outages.