America is known for being the country of opportunity. Since the beginning, people have moved here to better their lives and the lives of their families. However, it sets up its own […]
America sets up college students for failure
Alyssa McMillan
News & Opinion Editor | Psychology | anmcmill@svsu.edu
SVSU organizations partner up for 8th annual 9/11 run
On Saturday, Sept. 11, SVSU held its annual 9/11 run. The school has been holding this event for eight years and was even held virtually during Covid. This year, the race was […]
Politics belong outside of the classroom
Over the past few years, political tension has slowly risen to its boiling point. The parties seem to constantly be at war, with both sides claiming they’re right. This tension has seeped […]
Student Life makes plans for the upcoming year
With students back on campus, RSO’s and Student Life are busy planning their events for the upcoming year. One of the events is Valley Nights. “Valley Nights plans to keep offering the […]
Student to be recognized for posthumous degree
Over Thanksgiving break, 22-year-old SVSU student Tyra Chapman, passed away in a car accident. Chapman was set to graduate with a public health degree in the fall. Elementary education major Chelsea Booker […]
Why can’t I talk about my political beliefs?
Political views: everybody has them, but not everybody likes to talk about them, especially with family, friends and even just acquaintances. If your extended family is anything like mine, then almost everyone […]
Students and staff share opinions about on-campus mental health resources
Following the death of a campus employee, students and staff shared their opinions on how SVSU handles mental health. Adjunct professor Greg Wright described his overall SVSU experience as being positive. “I […]
Theater program holds virtual performance
On Friday, Nov. 20, and Saturday, Nov. 21, the theater department put on a virtual performance of “Unraveled Magicians: A New Musical.” The play was written by Ryan Sequin and originally debuted […]