For most of the members of the Class of 2023, myself included, we could spend ages simply trying to assemble the right combination of words to put on a page to explain […]
Review: look-back at 4 years as an SVSU cardinal
Connor Rousseau
Online classes should also have snow days
Do you remember what a nightmare it was for students across America when the world was thrown into lockdown and school went remote? Online school was the best option for the worst […]
This is the ugliest January Michigan has seen so far
I was born in Saginaw, Michigan during a frigid, violent blizzard that swept across the Great Lakes Bay Region. I was taken home wrapped up like a caterpillar in a cocoon for […]
Cardinals Vote holds mock polling for students
Cardinals Vote, a non-partisan group at Saginaw Valley State University that operates through the Centerfor Community Engagement and Experiential Learning, hosted a mock polling event on Oct. 25 in the Unity Room. […]
Review: ’The Watcher’ is eerily suspenseful
“The Watcher” quickly rose to Netflix’s top ten list after it attracted a massive audience compelled by its mysterious plot, intriguing elements of horror and episodes that always left viewers with a […]
Moderate political views need more representation
In a political climate defined by the harsh winds of extremism, there’s never been a greater need for balanced voices who understand and acknowledge the complexities and multiple dimensions of politics. Too […]
Students make plarn to help homeless
On Oct. 19, the Thompson Student Activities Room was filled with dozens of volunteers working to turn plastic bags into balls of yarn, called plarn, as part of a collaborative effort to […]
Program board and OMSA host OUT-ober festivities
Program Board and the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs hosted a Pride Pumpkin Painting event in the Student Programming Room Tuesday. Dozens of students got together to support the event and paint […]