Head coach Steve Jaksa and the baseball team celebrated the new season with roughly 150 community during their Feb. 8 Leadoff Luncheon. The luncheon helped the team excite fans for the upcoming […]
Leadoff Luncheon kicks off baseball season
Kaitlyn Farley
Editor-in-Chief | PTW, History | kmfarle1@svsu.edu
Soloist reflects on singing with national orchestra
SVSU concert choir singers performed a “once in a lifetime” concert with the National Arab Orchestra’s Takht Ensemble. The Feb. 7 concert was part of the ensemble’s educational performance series. Sterling Heights […]
Student Association speaker resigns midterm
Student Association Speaker Nora Lipetzky resigned effective immediately Wednesday, Feb. 5, citing a lack of time to commit to the role. Lipetzky joined SA three years ago and quickly worked her way […]
Bachand addresses student success
President Don Bachand highlighted the importance of student success and community outreach during SVSU’s Feb. 6 State of the University Address. To a nearly full crowd, Bachand reviewed SVSU’s accomplishments so far […]
Free Press reporter redefines Detroit
Veteran Detroit Free Press reporter John Gallagher’s SVSU talk shed light on the “often unnoticed” factors that revitalized Detroit. The Great Lakes Bay Economic Club invited Gallagher to speak during its Jan. […]
SA approves Nightline payments, highlights events
STARS payment resolution Student Association unanimously accepted a reapproval to pay STARS $7,500 for the Nightline program that ran 2016-2018. Nightline provided free transportation to SVSU students from SVSU to various locations […]
Gov. Whitmer addresses state concerns, answers questions
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer previewed her take on roads, education and the skills gap during her Great Lakes Bay Economic Club visit at SVSU on Friday, Jan. 17. The event was hosted by […]
Flat Earth believer addresses students
A former radio host wants millennial college students to reconsider whether or not the Earth is round. The popularity of YouTube conspiracy channels and podcasts among millennials can be seen by YouTuber […]
Political science, history faculty weigh in on impeachment trial
The House of Representatives impeached President Donald Trump last month, but do you know what it means? SVSU’s own experts weigh in on what happened and what comes next. 1. What is […]
Wind ensemble challenges students with chamber music
SVSU’s wind ensemble students tackled chamber and full ensemble music during their second concert of the semester. The audition-only ensemble rehearsed a mix of chamber and full ensemble pieces twice a week […]