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 […]
Online instruction is detrimental to student success
Connor Rousseau
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 […]
9/11 reminds America of fragility of national unity
Our national anthem begins with a question. As Americans, it’s our duty to answer it. But not every American has the same answer or vision for our future. While most of our […]
Music department previews fall performances
The Music Department has several plans for the new semester that involve keeping the community engaged in the arts and ensuring that students continue to have the opportunity to sing, play and […]
SVSU holds Cardinal College Day
Cardinal College Days are held every year to encourage students to find out what SVSU is all about. This fall, students got that experience on Sept. 18. Anyone with a possible interest […]
Modern America’s conception of oppression is misconstrued
Emotions are high in the aftermath of the disorderly evacuation of US troops from Afghanistan this past month. While the dawning of September may make it seem as if this is all […]
New Dean of Business
The College of Business starts off the year with new dean, Jayati Ghosh. She brings with her many decades of experience and a global perspective on business. She has grown as a […]
Delete your social media apps to reconnect with life
Addiction to social media is like an addiction to smoking. Science has proven that almost immediately after quitting smoking, your body undergoes numerous physical changes. After just a couple days of not […]