The Vanguard staff discuss what they’ve been watching while they ignore their responsibilities and pretend the world isn’t falling apart. Maria Ranger: “Please Like Me” Before the quarantine started, I started watching […]
Learn about all the different ways you can walk and do yoga. We’ll coordinate better next time – promise. Abby Lawson: Yoga I am absolutely not flexible. I do not love traditional […]
Nicole Vogelpohl: Photographer COVID-19 has kicked off 2020 in a way nobody ever expected, causing universities nationwide to shut down and finish the rest of the semester through online courses. If you […]
Christopher Renna passed away unexpectedly March 9 in St. Joseph, Michigan. Chris graduated from SVSU in 2002 as a political science and a criminal justice major. He was active in the Student […]
Suspicious situation At 8:18 PM March 2, a 20-year-old female student reported that she was followed by a vehicle from Arbury to Pine Grove. The vehicle was gone when officers arrived to […]
John Baesler, History Chairman “This is absolutely the right decision. The inconvenience of having to move classes online pales in sight of the possibility that the United States could see a severe […]
On Feb. 17, the Board of Control unanimously passed a proposal to buy Curtiss Hall for $1. The building is owned by the State Building Authority since it was paid for in […]
Larceny At 11:36 a.m. Feb. 9, a 21-year-old female student reported that when she returned to her vehicle in University Village after a week, she discovered someone had accessed her glove box […]
Announcement University Police would like to remind students that social media sites, the government and other entities do not send emails or texts requesting personal information, nor do they accept payment by […]
Student Association: Jan. 27 Student Association announced that Cardinal Ball tickets will cost $15 this year. The dance takes place at the Dow Event Center on Feb. 21, 8 p.m. to midnight. […]
