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“Slavery is a topic that makes some people uncomfortable because it detracts from the very positive narrative we are so often told about American history,” said Paul Teed, a history professor. Spouses […]
With inspiration from her musical icons, adjunct voice instructor Elizabeth Gray applied to and attained an internship with the National Association of Teachers of Singing. She credited Judy Garland, Julie Andrews and […]
Two SVSU professors received the Ruth and Ted Braun Fellowship last December. Each was awarded a grant of $37,500 to be used for their respective research projects. Ross Singer, an associate professor […]
Students in kindergarten to ninth grade flocked to the Ryder Center Feb. 1 for the chance to play with SVSU’s volleyball team. The Athletic Department holds a series of Youth Days each […]
Alan Ott, also known as “Mr. Midland,” cared about community just as much as he cared about his family. Ott died Sunday, Jan. 12. When asked about what Ott was like in […]
After spending eight hours a day for a week preparing, SVSU’s moot court team traveled to Wiggins, Mississippi, ready to take on the national competition. “We spent hours, sometimes until 5 a.m., […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]