Chaz Fowler, a political science senior from Bay City, is determined to finish his degree after serving five years in the Marines. “I always wanted to be a federal agent,” Fowler said. […]
Veteran attends SVSU to finish his degree
Alyssa McMillan
Reporter | Psychology | anmcmill@svsu.edu
Marshall Fredericks Museum gets grant
SVSU’s Marshall Fredericks Sculpture Museum received a grant from the Michigan Council of Cultural Affairs to fund and support its traveling art exhibits. “We have a rotating exhibition program where we bring […]
HHS fair brings 41 employers to campus
Health and Human Services hosted 41 companies for its sixth Health and Human Services employment fair. At the Nov. 7 fair, students were asked to bring at least 15 copies of their […]
Theatre department delivers first show of the semester
The theatre department addressed mental health, fear and loss of a parent in its newest production, “Proof,” which opened Wednesday, Oct. 30. “Proof,” written by David Auburn, follows a young girl named […]
Online dating distracts from forming real connections
We live in a time where everything is made to be as convenient as possible. We shop online, order groceries online and now even date online, but is it a good thing? […]
SVSU and Dow host women’s entrepreneurship panel
Local female leaders spoke about their successes and tribulations in business during the Women’s Entrepreneurship Week Panel. The Monday, Oct. 21 panel celebrated women in entrepreneurship week and consisted of four women, […]
‘Africa As WE Know It’ lecture shows cultural differences
Americans know very little about African culture, while Africans know a lot about America, an anthropology professor told attendees at a lecture this week. On Wednesday, Oct. 16, African Student Union hosted […]
America has many things to learn from African culture
Last week, I had the opportunity to go to an event hosted by the African Student Union. I was there to cover it for the newspaper, but it got me thinking about […]
HHS gets grant for addiction program
SVSU recently received a $2.8-million grant for the school of Health and Human Services to create a program aimed at turning current nurse practitioners into psychiatric nurse practitioners specializing in addiction. The […]
Essayist discusses nonfiction writing and research
On Wednesday, April 17, author Aisha Sabatini Sloan read selected works in Founders Hall. Sloan was brought in as part of this year’s Voices in the Valley. She has authored of two […]
