In December, the SVSU Board of Control approved a 2.5 percent increase in the room and board cost for students. Dawn Iseler, Director of Auxiliary Operations, said that the increase is necessary […]
Rates for room and board increase by 2.5%
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SVSU police officer promoted to sergeant
Chad Lackowski has spent 15 years as an SVSU police officer, and his career continues with new responsibilities after being promoted to sergeant. Lackowski, who began serving as sergeant on Jan. 3, […]
Icy sidewalks are an underestimated winter hazard
Kids laugh as they slide around on ice in the cold winter months. We love using it for sports like hockey or professional figure skating. We put it in our drinks to […]
Cardinal Radio restarts after two- year hiatus
Cardinal Radio is officially broadcasting once more after a nearly two-year hiatus on account of COVID. Prior to the pandemic, the RSO was successfully streaming a long list of student-run shows ranging […]
SVSU brings civility to political discourse with ‘Pastries and Politics’
With the kind of technology at our disposal in the 21st century, it has never been easier to communicate with friends, family and complete strangers from around the world. One thing that […]
SVSU theatre department performs George Orwell’s ‘Animal Farm’
One of George Orwell’s most renowned works was put on the stage at SVSU last Wednesday through Sunday. “Animal Farm,” written by English author George Orwell in 1944, is an allegory that […]
Derek Brown performs beatbox saxophone concert
The Rhea Miller Recital Hall was a full house Friday night as SVSU welcomed world-renowned saxophonist Derek Brown. So many people attended the event that some had to move to a classroom […]
Daylight Saving Time is beneficial
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 […]