It has been in the news for a while now that cuts have been made to Planned Parenthood. There has also been speculation that Planned Parenthood can financially make it on its […]
Defunding Planned Parenthood is a great loss for women
“IT: Chapter Two” falls short of viewers’ expectations
If you’re a horror fanatic like me, you would have been super pumped for the premiere of “IT: Chapter Two,” the sequel to the “IT” remake. I am here to tell you […]
Walmart is making progress with new gun regulations
If you are not one to keep up with the news, you might have missed the recent shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, that left over 20 people dead. On […]
Nursing program aims to attract more students
After conducting student surveys, SVSU’s Nursing Department will be making several changes to its program to attract more students. Changes include: • Making classes solely online rather than in person. • Allowing […]
Staff’s top 5 tips for new semester
Taylor Stockton: If you’re like me, you are a student who is going from working full-time in the summer to going to school full-time in the fall. The transition is never easy, […]
Movies don’t intend to offend with disability portrayals
Ever since Jordan Peele’s movie “Us” has hit theaters, it’s been buzzing. Viewers have gone to see it twice just to pick up on things they did not catch the first time […]
Theatre department partners up for ‘Mamma Mia!’
Tommy Wedge, an SVSU director and an assistant professor of theatre, is moving his directing skills to a bigger stage in the upcoming production of “Mamma Mia!” The production is a collaboration […]
OBU and ASU host movie and discussion at girls’ night
The second annual “Girls’ Night In” was held in the Student Programming Rooms on Friday, March 29, from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. The Organization of Black Unity and African Student Union […]