In 2022, politics has found a way to seep into nearly every aspect of our society. Whether or not we’ve chosen to acknowledge it, politics have a pervasive presence in college classrooms. […]
Politics should be kept out of the classroom
Bright headlights can put other drivers at risk
We’ve all been there. It’s pitch black out as we roll down an endless stretch of road. Our headlights are the only beacon of light as we navigate a darkness so thick, […]
Cardinal Radio and OBU get students debating
Cardinal Radio and the Organization of Black Unity (OBU) RSOs partnered to organize a Red Table Talk event in the Alumni Lounge on Monday. The event, which was recorded, held conversations revolving […]
Sunny Wilkinson Quartet headline Rhea Miller
The Rhea Miller Concert Series kicked off the fall season with a performance by the Sunny Wilkinson Quartet. This group was eager to get back on stage after the pandemic forced most […]
PDE holds charity cornhole tournament
Several teams competed during a cornhole tournament that took place in the President’s Courtyard on Sept. 21. The event brought summer to a competitive close as teams fought for first, second and […]
Bathroom doors should all open in the same direction
“Employees must wash hands before returning to work.” But then employees put their hand on the bathroom door handle to exit. The critical question that remains is: are their hands still clean? […]
Diversity is more than physical differences
Diversity, equity and inclusion have become the holy trinity of the 21st century across K-12 educational settings as well as college campuses and workplaces in the United States. Diversity, equity and inclusion […]
SVSU earns veteran-friendly status for eighth year in a row
SVSU has been distinguished with veteran-friendly status for the eighth consecutive year. To maintain this status, the university must keep a healthy and involved relationship with its veterans and the services the […]