SVSU hosted the Doug Hansen Open on Friday, Jan. 22 in the Ryder Center. Evelyn Kammeyer, SVSU assistant track and field coach, said some of the team knocked it out of the […]
SVSU track and field has strong showing at Doug Hansen Open
Rebekah Williams
SVSU track and field dominant during first meet of 2022
SVSU track and field hosted the SVSU Classic on Friday afternoon on Jan. 14 in the Ryder Center. The team kicked off its season over a month ago, but this was the […]
Staff picks: top four favorite books
Emily Burke – Vanguard Reporter As I sit here trying to think of what my favorite book is, I have come to realize that I used to be an avid reader, but […]
Catalytic converters stolen on campus
SVSU police are continuing to investigate the recent theft of four catalytic convertors on campus. Over Thanksgiving weekend in November 2021, four students had the catalytic converter stolen from their vehicles. Detective […]
Museum has high hopes for new exhibits
SVSU’s Marshal M. Fredrick’s Sculpture Museum (MFSM) is looking to the winter semester with high hopes and new exhibits. MFSM is welcoming two new exhibits this winter. The first exhibit, “Harold Neal […]
Track and field performs well at first meet
SVSU track and field kicked off its indoor season with the SVSU Holiday Open on Dec. 3 – 4. The event consisted of the women’s pentathlon and the men’s heptathlon. Senior Dan […]
Enrollment rates dropping
SVSU experienced an enrollment growth in programs like psychology, public health, and rehabilitation medicine but an overall drop in students over the past year. J.J. Boehm, the executive Director of University Communications, […]
Marching band closes season with concert
The SVSU Marching Band performed a concert free to the public at O’Neill Arena on Monday, Nov. 30. “We performed music from our halftime show, which was themed around cartoons and superheroes,” […]