Do you know where your food comes from? And no, I don’t mean the supermarket. Saying that food is important is an understatement; as living organisms, we have to eat to survive. […]
We should have a more intimate relationship with food
Caroline Helmstadt
SVSU student wins $300 scholarship in art competition
Saginaw Valley State University student Austin Hlinka, a thirdyear graphic design major, was named as the winner of a label design contest created for the Theodore Roethke Poetry and Arts Festival. The […]
FEME holds annual bra drive to benefit local shelter
In honor of Women’s History Month, one of Saginaw Valley State University’s (SVSU’s) registered student organizations (RSOs) is holding a bra drive throughout the month of March. FEME stands for Femxle Empowerment […]
Review: Loud Thoughts is an excellent local band
When it comes to music, I almost always dig something that is complex. I was involved in band during my secondary school years, so I understand the meaning of balance and layering […]
Roethke Poetry Festival returns to SVSU after COVID-19
Theodore Roethke, a Saginaw native and Pulitzer prize winning poet, will be celebrated with a festival in his honor from March 17 to March 22. Roethke (May 25, 1908-Aug. 1 1963) is […]
Cats vs. Dogs: Cats are the superior pet overall
One of the longest standing debates between pet owners is cats vs. dogs, without a doubt, though, the clear champion is the cat. I grew up with cats my whole life, so […]
ADDY awards recognize marketing excellence
Staff and students from Saginaw Valley State University (SVSU) have been recognized for their creativity in marketing and advertising. This honor comes as students and staff received 14 ADDY awards in the […]
SVSU named leader in international education
Saginaw Valley State University has been named a leader for international education. The announcement comes after two SVSU professors–Andrea Frederick, professor nursing, and Natalia Knoblock, associate professor of English–were named as 2022-23 […]