It’s difficult to comprehend COVID-19 struck at the heart of life as we knew it in March 2020. Over a year later, people around the world are still finding ways to effectively […]
The U.S. is going through a mental health crisis
Connor Rousseau
SVSU profs care about their students’ success and health
Nearly 250 days ago, the world began to shut down and seemed to collapse all around us. Things certainly didn’t improve as 2020 progressed. Now we find ourselves in the month of […]
Cast and crew of ‘No. 6’ host a talkback discussing the play’s themes
SVSU theatre students hosted a virtual performance of “No. 6” by TJ Young last week. The play touches on various issues surrounding society, such as racial tensions, police brutality and the more […]
COVID-19 shutdowns are harmful to mental and social health
It started in March. Its incessant rampage grips the nation as we enter November. Governors have shut down their states and closed businesses. COVID-19 is deadly, vicious and unforgiving, its violence taking […]
Students join chemistry prof in wastewater research
SVSU professors and students are working together to see if there are traces of COVID-19 in local wastewater. Professor of Chemistry Tami Sivy has helped with previous experiments in the region. “We’ve […]
Museum exhibit displays work of Detroit artist
The newest exhibit to be featured in the Marshall Fredericks Sculpture Museum is “SOS.” Joannah Lodico, the community engagement catalyst for the museum, joined in July 2019 and assists with communications, community […]
We should be able to partake in civil discourse online
We live in an age where politics are shoved in our faces from the minute we get out of bed to the second we shut our eyes and drift to sleep. It’s […]
Student Affairs holds virtual Latinx Conversation Week
Due to the pandemic, Facebook Live was used for Latinx speakers to share their experiences and thoughts on multiculturalism in today’s world. Roberto Garcia, the director of the Office of Multicultural Student […]