Thomas Zantow The SVSU President’s Office emailed faculty and staff Friday, Apr. 9, regarding the death of Thom Zantow. Zantow worked at the university for 28 years, most recently as the head […]
Campus mourns loss of library staff, student
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Professor’s disabilities accommodation research moves forward
Beth Jorgensen, a rhetoric and professional writing (RPW) professor, recently moved forward with her independent research in disabilities accommodation, emailing out a survey to the entire student body. She said her interest […]
Medical director talks race and COVID-19 vaccines
SVSU’s Courageous Conversations series hosted Dr. Delecia Pruitt on Feb. 9. Pruitt is an American Academy of Family Physicians fellow with a BS in biology from U of M Ann Arbor, a […]
Every American needs to wear their mask
The U.S. should enforce a national mask mandate. Yes, you read that correctly. If we had all worn our masks to begin with, we could’ve stopped the pandemic in its tracks, or […]
Campus mourns employee
At about 10 a.m. Nov. 13, SVSU sent an email out to inform the campus community of a suicide that had taken place in Science West earlier that morning. The suicide came […]
Police respond to individual ‘in distress’
SVSU University Police responded to an individual “in distress” who was isolated in Science West on Thursday night. Authorities told the campus community to avoid the area. Officers arrived at about 8:13 […]
COVID-19 testing offered on-campus
SVSU hosted a COVID-19 testing event in the fieldhouse on Oct. 13. Although some participants were chosen as part of SVSU’s random testing program, students and faculty were welcome to volunteer. Those […]
Flu shot event hosted in Ryder
To help keep the community safe, SVSU teamed up with Meijer to host a week-long flu shot opportunity for students, faculty and staff. J.J. Boehm, the director of University Communications, said the […]
People need to vote in order for things to change
There is no excuse for the dumpster fire that is this election season. Voting has been jeopardized in just about every way imaginable, the two main candidates are giant man babies and, […]
Outdoor Adventures continue despite COVID pandemic
Outdoor Adventures will continue despite the pandemic, offering students the chance to explore the state of Michigan. Aaron Mowen, the director of Campus Recreation, said three trips have been planned for the […]
