It’s okay to not be where you thought you were going to be. People get too focused on their future rather than really experiencing life as it happens. I’m not saying that […]
Not living in the moment can lead to a tunnel vision view of the future
Shelby Mott
Editor-In-Chief | PTW | smmott@svsu.edu
SVSU’s COVID policies shouldn’t be easing up
SVSU is disregarding the safety of its campus community with the new changes to the NEST protocols. In an email recently sent out to the SVSU community we were informed that there […]
Insensitive remarks, lies and a ‘toxic’ office: Ex-staff detail why they quit SVSU’s student counseling center
SVSU’s Mental Health and Wellness Center has gone through a major shakeup over the past several months after allegations of a “toxic” work environment and other serious accusations. In an office responsible […]
Music education curriculum needs jazz courses
Music education programs need to add a jazz methods course to their curriculums. The majority of college music ed programs are focused on classical training, and either don’t offer any jazz course […]
Empty Chair Display raises suicide awareness
Active Minds put on the Empty Chair Dis- play on Oct. 20 in Curtiss where they also held a table sit to speak with those who came to see the display. Anna […]
Doctor who exposed Flint water crisis to come speak
SVSU is set to host Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha for a lecture about the water crisis in Flint on Monday, Oct. 25. “Hanna-Attisha’s public lecture will underscore the fact that this issue happened […]
Pastries and politics
The SVSU College Democrats and College Republicans hosted “politics and pastries” Monday, Oct. 18. Abigail Sefcik, political science sophomore and the president of the College Republicans, said that the purpose of this […]
SVSU theatre senior receives recognition for production
The SVSU theatre department put on its Studio XP production of “Lonely Planet.” The play was directed by theatre senior Jaden O’Berry, and she said that the show was a success. “This […]