SVSU won two GLIAC matches last week with victories over Northern Michigan on Jan. 13 and Michigan Tech on Jan. 15. Saginaw Valley used a 50 point second half to fuel a […]
Men’s basketball record now at 11-5 after two GLIAC wins
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 […]
SVSU facing ‘unprecedented challenges’ amid COVID-19
SVSU announced Wednesday, March 11 that in-person classes will morph into online courses from Monday, March 16 to at least Friday, April 17. The decision came after Gov. Whitmer declared a state […]
Cardinal Ball returns with new venue
SVSU students danced the night away at the enchanted garden-themed Cardinal Ball on Feb. 21. Thomas Metiva, a biology sophomore, spearheaded Cardinal Ball preparation this year as the campus events director for […]
Black @ SVSU raises ‘war cries’ against prejudice
Students let out war cries against racism and prejudice at Organization of Black Unity’s Black @ SVSU. “There are some many things going on in this world, and there’s a point where […]
Hockey beats Davenport twice over the weekend
A rowdy crowd filled the seats at the Saginaw-Bay Ice Arena for SVSU’s Feb. 8 7-3 win against Davenport. Following the wins SVSU is now on a three-game winning streak. SVSU scored […]
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 […]