Autumn is here, but has anyone really noticed? The weather is cool enough for pants but still warm enough for shorts. The blue skies and the shining sun. The silver moon and […]
We need to slow down and appreciate autumn
Connor Rousseau
Super Smash Brothers tournament brings together gamers
A brand new Super Smash Brothers tournament brought competitive gamers together Thursday evening. The event was held in the Thompson Student Activities Room. Refreshments were offered and a raffle was held for […]
Wind ensemble hosts first concert of the semester
The Rhea Miller Recital hall hosted a wind ensemble concert Thursday evening. Director of Bands Norman Wika was the conductor of the night’s concert, which began at 7:30 PM, Oct. 7. The […]
Study abroad open house offers insight
The Center for Community Engagement and Experiential Learning hosted a study abroad open house Thursday afternoon. The event aimed to bring interested students together and inform them about what studying abroad can […]
The draft reflects inequality
The US Selective Service System (SSS) requires all male persons between the ages of 18 and 25 to register for the draft. It was founded in 1917, one month after the United […]
SVSU receives Great College to Work for award
SVSU received the “Great Colleges to Work For” award for the sixth consecutive year. President Donald Bachand said that this award speaks volumes, especially because we received it as we continue to […]
Online instruction is detrimental to student success
The war on covid is looking better than ever as vaccinations rise and people return to their normal lives with in-person school, work and socialization. The bars are open. The theaters are […]
Professor shows versatility of the oboe at recital
The Rhea Miller Recital Hall was full of music Friday evening as SVSU adjunct professor Jillian Kouzel performed on her oboe. Kouzel said she discovered her love for the oboe at the […]