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SVSU hosted a softball and baseball Community Youth Day clinic Saturday, Sept. 14, at the softball and baseball fields. The clinics were sponsored by Jolt Credit Union. They partnered with the SVSU […]
The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) has appointed two SVSU social work professors to a national task force focusing on environmental justice. Catherine Macomber, the social work department chair, nominated herself […]
After a severe weather delay, SVSU hosted its sixth annual 9/11 Heroes Run on Saturday, Sept. 14, at 10 a.m. Jenna Briggs, the senior director of Advanced Studies and International Student Services, […]
Vetta Vratulis, a former acting assistant dean for the College of Education, has been appointed the interim dean of the College of Education for the 2019-2020 academic year. Vratulis took the position […]
SVSU has been rated No. 1 in Michigan for housing and No. 4 in national housing, including both public and private universities, by Niche’s 2020 Best College Dorms in America rankings. SVSU […]
New international students participated in a day of service Thursday, Aug. 22, at the Saginaw Art Museum. The event served to introduce students to the “core Cardinal value” of community service, said […]
SVSU alumnus Cliff Block has been hired as the chief of University Police. His official start date is Thursday, Sept 12. He will be replacing Leo Mioduszewski, who retired in July after […]
Student Life will return in the fall with two new staff positions. The change came after Student Life spent this academic year down two staff members: Bryan Crainer, the former associate dean […]
The annual Student Life Awards were hosted in the Malcolm Field Theatre on Thursday, April 19, at 6 p.m. Pedro Marin, a Student Affairs student worker, emceed the event. “It was a […]
Pine Grove housing renovations will be delayed until next summer. Pine Grove was set to be renovated this summer. Dawn Isler, the director of auxiliary services, previously said interior renovations would have […]
