Daylight Saving Time is one of the most misunderstood practices in the world. It is implemented in 70 countries, and while nobody likes springing forward an hour in March, Daylight Saving Time […]
Daylight Saving Time is beneficial
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Music department hosts guest pianist Wan-Chin Chang
Chia-Ying Chan is an SVSU professor who hosted Piano Day for students and the publiclast Saturday. The day began with lunch where people had the opportunity to meet SVSU faculty and musicians. […]
Americans are over COVID and ready for Halloween parties
Over 650 days ago, the coronavirus reached the United States of America. Over 600 days ago, COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Two Valentine’s Days, two Easters, two […]
Hypnotist shocks skeptics
Hypnotist Erick Känd put over a doz- en students in a trance when he paid a visit to the Malcolm Field Theatre Wednesday night. Students came up on stage and sat in […]
Valley Nights hosts Halloween–themed trivia
As SVSU embraces the spirit of Halloween, Valley Nights held a Halloween trivia night. The event ran from 8-10 p.m. in the Alumni Lounge Stu- dents teamed up and joined a Kahoot […]
Nazi imagery makes video games realistic
Our world continues to be molded by harsh handed political correctness. While being politically correct makes sense in many situations and social interactions, there comes a point in which it goes too […]
Student Life Center holds a night of open gaming
The Student Life Center brought gamers together Thursday evening for a night of open gaming. All students were welcome and could play on Xbox, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch consoles. Virtual reality […]
University Art Gallery hosts exhibit by Mark Rumsey
The University Art Gallery is hosting Mark Rumsey’s exhibit, “Objects of Consumption.” The exhibit consists of elements cast from packaging materials that came from objects of consumption. Rumsey will be giving a […]