Battle of the Valley week kicked off for the first year without a competitor. Events began on Oct. 6 and continued throughout the week. Student Association Speaker of the House Nora Lipetzky […]
Community comes together for BOV
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Wind ensemble pulls meaning from concert selections
The wind ensemble hosted its first concert of the school year Friday, Oct. 3, in the Rhea E. Miller Recital Hall. The songs in the performance included “Clapping Music” by Steve Reich, […]
Equality is a double-edged sword in many situations
Equality is a heavily debated topic even in the 21st century. Equal pay for men and women, equal opportunities and equal treatment overall are some of the more well-known beliefs. It sounds […]
Modern technology raises concerns for personal privacy
As citizens of a world full of technological innovations, we are facing a major issue. Technology, whether it be cameras, computers, phones, televisions or cars, has seen shocking exponential growth when it […]
Meet and greet connects Latino alumni with students
The Hispanic Alumni Association held a meet and greet on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 6:30 p.m., in Curtiss Hall. Roberto Garcia, the director of Multicultural Student Affairs, said the event is a […]
Cardinal College Day brings high schoolers to SVSU
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions hosted its annual SVSU College Day for high school students looking into college options. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Saturday, Sept. 21, faculty and student […]
Education field doesn’t deserve its negative connotation
Both of my parents earned their degrees in education over twenty years ago, when the field of education was one of the most popular focuses for students. Landing a job as a […]
Career Services hosts accounting and finance fair
On Tuesday, Sept. 10, Career Services hosted its annual accounting and finance employment fair in Curtiss Hall from 4 to 6 p.m. “What we try to do here is provide students and […]