Despite being quarantined, the SVSU theatre department still gave a performance of “Macbeth” as a live reading over Zoom on April 16. Director Tommy Wedge said students reached out to him asking […]
Theatre department performs ‘Macbeth’ over Zoom
Games the staff is playing during quarantine
Bored during quarantine? Here are four games our staff recommends. Maria Ranger: Animal Crossing – Pocket Camp Since I unfortunately don’t own a Nintendo Switch to play Animal Crossing: New Horizon on, […]
Vanguard staff discuss what they’re doing during ‘quarantine’
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 […]
‘On Thin Ice’ exhibit expresses student’s experience with mental illness
Danielle Cecil didn’t think she would make it through her bachelor of fine arts program. Now, she is set to walk in May and has a photo exhibit detailing her struggles with […]
SVSU faculty pursues passion for guitar with local band
By day, Riley Hupfer is known to the SVSU community as the director of Cardinals for Community Engagement and the adviser for the Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity. What many do not know […]
Professor speaks about intersectional feminism
Sociology professor Dawn Hinton stresses the importance of intersectionality and black feminism. According to Hinton, intersectionality affects every person. Intersectionality is the point at which all a person’s identities interact and influence […]
History professors co-write book about antebellum slave experiences
“Slavery is a topic that makes some people uncomfortable because it detracts from the very positive narrative we are so often told about American history,” said Paul Teed, a history professor. Spouses […]
University Art Gallery showcases students’ works
Art students recently showcased their works in the University Art Gallery, hoping to earn a Juror’s Choice award from the art faculty. Art Department Chairman Hideki Kihata said 62 students have a […]
‘Roustabout’ brings humor to tragic train wreck
The unpublished play “Roustabout” premiered Feb. 19 at SVSU. The play shared the story of a 1918 train crash that carried the famous Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. Director and theatre department Chair man Dave […]
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 […]