Sun. Sep 20th, 2026

Rain Can’t Stop SVSA’s Annual Red Pride Picnic

Horoscopes for the week of 9/14/2026

Aries (March 21 – April 19): You’re going into this semester thinking you’ll stay ahead on everything… enjoy that confidence while it lasts. By October, “due tonight” might be your favorite study method. Taurus (April 20 – May 20): You found your seat in every classroom, and if someone takes it, you’ll have a serious…

Theatre’s “What the Constitution Means to Me” begins rehearsing

Saginaw Valley State University’s production of “What the Constitution Means to Me”, a show that aims to get its audience thinking beyond the stage, is now in rehearsal. Written by Heidi Schreck, the play explores the Constitution through the experiences of four generations of women. Schreck also draws from her own experience as a teenager…

Michigan for Responsible Data Centers holds townhall meeting

Michigan for Responsible Data Centers hosted a public discussion inside Saginaw Valley State University’s Gilbertson Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 8.  The discussion lasted almost two hours and featured a panel of speakers from multiple organizations, all with the ultimate goal of providing citizens a better understanding of hyperscale data centers and the impacts they could…

Your neighbors shouldn’t be your only community

Your neighbors aren’t your community.  Well, they can be a part of it, but the term ‘community’ encompasses a whole lot more than the people who live next to you or the people who raised you.  According to Merriam-Webster, community can refer to a group of people who share a place, characteristic or interest. It…

Religion has no place in Michigan’s Senate vote

Michigan voters have a huge decision to make this November — Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed are going head-to-head for Michigan’s available Senate seat.  It goes without saying that Rogers and El-Sayed have vastly different views on what the future of Michigan and the U.S. as a whole should look like, and there’s…

SVSU holds discussion on potential impacts of hyperscale data centers

Michigan for Responsible Data Centers hosted a public discussion inside Saginaw Valley State University’s Gilbertson Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The discussion lasted almost two hours and featured a panel of speakers from multiple organizations, all with the ultimate goal of providing citizens a better understanding of hyperscale data centers and the impacts they could…

Free alternative music concert scheduled for Downtown Saginaw tonight

Interested in having a deeper connection with the community around your campus? In the heart of Downtown Saginaw, an event scheduled for Friday, Sept. 11, may be the opportunity to do just that. This event will be an alternative music concert, featuring small local bands as part of the 6th annual Fiesta K? Onda known…

Rain Can’t Stop SVSA’s Annual Red Pride Picnic

Unexpected rain forced SVSA to move its annual Red Pride Picnic indoors Sunday, Aug. 30, turning a courtyard tradition into a last-minute indoor event.   “[The rain] was very unexpected, but SVSA is very hands-on with all hands on deck. We made sure we were able to have everyone pivot to get the hallways lined up…

SVSU hosts spring Special Olympics Games

The Area 22 Special Olympics were hosted at Saginaw Valley State University Ryder Center on Friday, March 27, and was put on by Cardinals for Special Olympics, an RSO on campus. The Spring Games are filled with many activities to help everyone feel included. Throughout the day, track and field events were hosted, and there…

Dance team aims to defend title at nationals

The Saginaw Valley State University dance team is preparing to defend its national title at the DTU College Classic Nationals in Orlando, Florida, from April 10-12. The team will compete in three categories: pom, team and Spirit Showdown. SVSU earned a national championship in Division II pom last season and is aiming to defend the…

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